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For a scenic aerial view of the city, Fort Lauderdale is famous for its Scenic Air Tours. Head to the Downtown area on Las Olas Boulevard for bountiful boutiques, restaurants, and live entertainment. Spend a day walking the downtown streets and visit the Museum of Discovery and Science, Old Fort Lauderdale Village & Museum, and Stranahan House.

Watersports are popular outdoor activities in Fort Lauderdale. Try surfing, stand up paddle boarding, or scuba diving. Go on a banana boat ride, take a catamaran tour, go parasailing, or rent out a couple of jet skis.

If you're looking to see some of the most interesting parts of Fort Lauderdale, a tour is the way to go. There's a variety of tours including nature, walking, driving, cultural, and even boat tours. Visit the Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation, explore the local citrus, interact with dolphins in an ecotour, or take a trip on a glass bottom boat.

Food with a view, fresh seafood, steakhouses, and cafes—there's not shortage of great eateries scattered throughout Fort Lauderdale. Fest on a local catch at 15th Street Fisheries, dine on the water at Pirate Republic Bar, Seafood & Grill, or enjoy a big juicy steak at Ireland's Steakhouse. Whatever your palate, you'll find plenty of new and tasty places to try during your getaway.

Driving your own or a rental car is the easiest and most convenient way to get around Fort Lauderdale. With all the bridges and canals, driving can be tricky if you aren't familiar with the area. Make sure to have an updated GPS or detailed map with you when traveling. Taxis are also available, but fairly expensive. You can also choose to take the Broward County Transit, Sun Trolley, or Tri-Rail commuter rail.

Fort Lauderdale is serviced by Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport located in Broward County, Florida. The airport is just three miles southwest of the center of downtown Fort Lauderdale.