Top 10 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Broward County, Broward County

Situated in the bustling neighborhood of Las Olas, on the banks of the New River, The Wharf Fort Lauderdale is an open-air special event space that aims to further shape the city's dynamic local culinary and cultural scene. The Wharf boats a setting unlike any other in South Florida. Coming in at over 1 acre, the whopping open-air pop-up welcomes patrons looking to please their palates with some of the most delectable libations and culinary creations in town. South Florida's most sought-after food vendors serve up gourmet dishes in a laid back setting to satisfy eager palates. Patrons quickly become regulars who come in to enjoy a rotation of restaurant quality fare, curated to please the foodie community.

Twinkling lights set the stage each evening for South Florida’s most architecturally unique, authentic, and eclectic shopping and dining district. Stroll the boulevard, duck in and out of our cool breezeways, and be delighted by what you’ll discover - nowhere else in Florida will you find. . . .Over 30 al fresco dining options, 10 major international art galleries, 2 world class museums, 65 unique shops filled with fashion, accessories, gifts, and more.

Nestled in the heart of a modern downtown, History Fort Lauderdale's campus includes 3 museums that tell the story of how a wartime fort became a modern city. The campus is the largest collection of historic buildings remaining in Broward County. The History Museum, housed in the 1905 New River Inn, contains exhibits from prehistoric through present day. The Pioneer House Museum (1907) is set as if the family will return at any moment for Sunday supper. Upstairs tour Louise King's sewing room, family bedrooms with period sleepwear, children's room with period dollhouse and antique dolls. The 1899 Schoolhouse Museum is complete with period wooden desks and textbooks. Guided tours of all 3 museums begin every day at 1 PM, 2 PM and 3PM.