Step into the winter homes of two American icons in Fort Myers. Thomas Edison’s botanical gardens and Henry Ford’s neighboring estate offer a glimpse into invention, friendship, and old Florida charm.
Perched atop Iron Mountain in Central Florida, Bok Tower Gardens offers a peaceful retreat of singing bells, historic architecture, and stunning native gardens just an hour from Orlando’s theme parks.
From the Castillo de San Marcos to the cobblestone streets of St. George Street, here’s how to explore America’s oldest city on foot with insider tips for what to see and where to stop.
Beyond the theme parks, Orlando offers world-class museums, performance venues, neighborhood galleries, and a food scene that rivals any major American city.
Weeki Wachee Springs State Park offers crystal-clear waters, live mermaid shows, and some of the best kayaking on Florida’s Nature Coast. Here’s how to plan your visit.
Long before theme parks dominated Florida tourism, Silver Springs drew visitors with its crystal-clear waters and glass-bottom boats. Here’s how to experience this natural wonder today.
Sarasota’s legacy as the winter home of circus magnate John Ringling created one of Florida’s finest cultural destinations. Here’s how to experience the Ringling Museum complex and the arts district that surrounds it.
Fort Lauderdale has shaken off its spring break reputation to become one of South Florida’s most sophisticated destinations, with world-class beaches, thriving arts districts, and waterways that rival Venice.
