Florida
Florida is a lot bigger than the theme parks suggest, running from the panhandle's quiet beaches down through Miami's nightlife to the coral reefs of the Keys.
Orlando's parks, Disney World and Universal chief among them, are still the main draw for a huge share of visitors. Miami runs on Art Deco architecture and Cuban food in roughly equal measure. Further south, the Keys turn into a string of islands connected by a single highway that crosses open ocean for miles at a time.
Humidity is a factor almost everywhere from late spring through early fall.
Cities
Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale has more than 165 miles of navigable canals running through the city, which locals…
Explore →Key West
Key West sits at the end of a highway that crosses miles of open ocean on…
Explore →Miami
Miami's South Beach neighborhood holds one of the largest collections of Art Deco buildings in the…
Explore →Naples
Naples keeps a lower profile than Miami or Orlando, with a fishing pier, white sand beaches,…
Explore →Orlando
Orlando's economy runs largely on theme parks, led by Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando, both…
Explore →St. Augustine
St. Augustine was founded in 1565, making it the oldest continuously occupied European-founded settlement in the…
Explore →Tampa
Tampa's Ybor City district was built by Cuban and Spanish cigar workers, and its brick streets…
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