Florida Places to Visit

The southernmost point on Route 1A. It's a wonder that this beautiful key is still a part of the US because it seems a world away. Key West is where writer Ernest Hemingway made his last home, and you...

When the city was founded in 1875, it had 100 inhabitants, and today it counts 1.6 million in the metropolitan area of which 50,000 are the largest employer in Florida to work: Walt Disney World. The ...

Some say they have seen the most gorgeous sunsets of their lives here... These two islands are on the fringe...of paradise that is. Few people and lots of sun.

Because of the many canals and the river is Fort Lauderdale (153 000 Ew.) - Retired and refugium Partytown of students - often compared with Venice. Boats should you prefer the car - whether as a wate...

The City (21 000 Ew.), Due to its review of Florida's Noblesse connoisseurs with Palm Beach on the east coast is compared, which has 60 km of white beach. On a walk across the 2nd St. S and Dr. Gordon...

The first city founded by Europeans in North America. The oldest, 1565 by the Spaniards founded the city of the USA (11 700 Ew.) Thanks to its intact cityscape of ingesting charm. The eventful history o...

Located on the beautiful East Coast of Central Florida, no matter where you stay in the area you are within a quick 30-minute drive of everything -- so plan to explore it all! . Filled with family-style...