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Here are Several Great Ways to Discover Florida.
# 1. excitement and Adventure
With over 34 million visitors each year, Orlando is the undisputed theme park hub of the world. But if you are after more fun and adventure after touring the theme parks at Disneyworld, Universal Orlando Resort and Seaworld, you ought to try the sensational Busch Gardens in Tampa, the world famous Daytona International Speedway and exploring the Everglades national park.
Don’t Miss a Space Shuttle launch…
Cape Canaveral on Florida’s ‘Space Coast’ is the only spot in the West where astronauts are launched into space. Being there when the Space Shuttle blasts into space is a genuinely unbelievable experience.
Don’t Fail to see Florida’s largest and fastest roller coaster…
Is Busch Gardens, Tampa
Prepare for the thrill of your life on Sheikra, Florida’s tallest roller coaster and the world’s tallest dive coaster. 70mph of pure adrenaline-pumping exhilaration. Travel 200 feet up and then plunge to the depths of an underground tunnel, with water!
Don’t Miss Bush Gardens Zoo…
With over 2600 animals, the zoo at Busch Gardens is one of America’s top zoos
# 2. culture
Look beyond the more obvious tourist points of interest and you will be surprised at what you find.
There is an abundance of architecture, museums, forts, art galleries.
Don’t Miss Historic Wrecks…
Pensacola has amazing wrecks to explore. This includes the 500-foot World War 1 battleship USS Massachusetts, the Russian freighter San Pablo and an A-7 Corsair aircraft that fell off the deck of the USS Lexington.
Don’t Miss Art Deco Buildings…
Take a stroll down Ocean Drive, Miami, and enjoy South Beach’s Art deco buildings. Painted pink, lavender and turquoise, they line the palm-fringed walkway.
Don’t Miss a Driving Tour…
If you have a car whilst going to Miami, do yourself a favour, and take a driving tour of Coral gables. Coral Gables Driving Tour isn’t just one of the country’s richest neighbourhoods, it’s a separate city within Greater Miami. Known as ‘The City stunning’ for good reason, its elegant homes line winding avenues shaded by banyans and live oaks. This driving tour winds its way along the abundant relaxing lanes and is both tranquil and cultural.
Along the tour are these attractive sights:
1. The Granada Entrance - a replica of the gate to Granada in Spain.
2. The Country Club Prado Entrance - complete with decorative pillars.
3. Alhambra water Tower - built in 1925.
4. Coral Way - lined by live oaks and Spanish-style houses.
5. Venetian Pool - a attractive public swimming pool.
6. Coral Gables Congregational Church - constructed in Spanish Baroque style.
7. Biltmore Hotel - one of the most stunning hotels in the country, beautifully restored to its 1920s century grandeur.
8. The Lowe Art Museum - contains European and Native American Art.
9. French City Village - one of several international villages built to add diversity to the city.
10. Dutch South African Village.
11. French Country Village.
12. Chinese Village.
13. French Normandy Village.
14. Coral Gables City Hall
15. Miracle Mile - the district’s most essential shopping street.
Other Bits of urbanity:
- Hemingway’s Residence in Key West, where the author lived from 1931-1940.
- Little Havana in Miami - 3.5 square miles of Cuban polish and life.
- The Ringling Museum of Art and Ringling Museum (Sarasota).
- Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island - a charming Victorian resort.
- Salvador Dali Museum, St Petersburg.
Author Resource:
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