Colee Hammock Park
We set off to one of the older parts of Fort Lauderdale. Where Mary Brickell acquired 640 acres from the "Lewis Donation" in 1874. The area was named by Mary Brickel in honor of William Cooley whose family was killed by the Seminole Indians. You'll see the beautiful tree-covered roads and walkways
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Las Olas Boulevard
We then loop back to the world-famous Las Olas Boulevard lined with boutiques, restaurants, cafes, and bars. We take the quieter back roads to the next stop.
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Stranahan House
We pass by the oldest home in Fort Lauderdale and the old trading post of the Stranahan Family on the river.
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Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale
We gently bike along the 2 miles of the world-famous red brick road taking in the "Venice of the Americas", seeing mega yachts, the Intracoastal, landscaped parks, cafes, and restaurants all the way through to the next stop
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The Wharf Fort Lauderdale
(Pass by)
Cruise by the Wharf for urban bars, food trucks and outdoor entertainment
Broward Center for the Performing Arts
Ranking among the top ten most-visited theaters in the world, the Broward Center presents more than 700 performances each year. The doors officially opened on February 26, 1991, with the first national tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera.
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Riverside Market South
The Riverside Market is a family-owned and operated restaurant hidden away over a famous swing bridge in the confines of Fort Lauderdale, Fl. and nestled between the Sailboat Bend and Riverside Park. Serving over 550 craft beers, Riverside Market has earned the title of “Fort Lauderdale’s Official Craft Beer Hangout.”
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