Experience the charm of old Fort Lauderdale's rich history. Become a voyeur and peer into the lives of Fort Lauderdale's earliest residents at Fort Lauderdale Historical Society Museum of History and the King-Cromartie House Museum, the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens and the Stranahan House. Then indulge in a special Shop and Play experience at The Galleria of Fort Lauderdale.
The Fort Lauderdale Historical Society's Museum of History and the King-Cromartie House Museum - Fort Lauderdale's history traces back 5,000 years ago with the prehistoric "Glades Culture." Explore the area's largest collection of early twentieth century buildings and discover Fort Lauderdale's not-so-ordinary past. Preserved and presented by the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, this unique architectural collection and museum is located at the cross roads of the New River and Flagler's East Coast Railway.
Begin your tour at the New River Inn, 231 S.W. Second Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301. Open Tuesday through Saturday, 10AM to 5PM and Sunday, Noon to 5PM. Docent Tours available at the King-Cromartie House Museum, Tuesday through Saturday, 10AM till 4:45PM and Sunday, Noon to 4:45PM. Call in advance for Docent Tours and holiday hours.
Phone: 954-463-4431, ext. 10. www.oldfortlauderdale.org
Your package includes Admission to the Museum of History and the King-Cromartie House Museum, plus a Docent Tour of the King-Cromartie House Museum.
Bonnet House Museum & Gardens - Step into nineteen-twenties whimsy created by American artist Frederic Clay Bartlett and his family. Sitting on the Atlantic Ocean, the house, art studio and 35-acres of subtropical grounds showcases this eccentric clans' collections including exotic shells and more than 3,000 brilliant orchids displayed along with antiques, whimsical artwork and tropical fruit groves. You may even spy monkeys and foxes scampering across the grounds.
Bonnet House Museum & Gardens is located at 900 N. Birch Road, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304. Open Tuesday through Saturday, 10AM to 4PM and Sunday, Noon to 4PM. Call for holiday hours.
Phone: 954-563-5393. www.bonnethouse.org
Your Package includes Admission to the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens and the Bonnet Art Studio.
Stranahan House - The City of Fort Lauderdale began right in this spot, built originally in 1901 as a trading post used by settlers and Seminole Indians. These walls talk and tell tales about the building's history as a post office, bank, town hall, dance hall, restaurant and residence for Frank and Ivy Stranahan. The historic structure acts as a bridge between Fort Lauderdale's historic and cultural districts. Docent tours are available to make it all come to life.
Stranahan House is at 335 SE 6th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301. Open Wednesday - Sunday, 1PM to 3PM. Call for summer & holiday hours.
Phone: 954-524-4736. www.stranahanhouse.org
Your Package includes Admission to the Stranahan House and a Docent Tour.
The Galleria Fort Lauderdale Shop & Play package - Shop at an exciting array of the worlds most sophisticated shops...Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Ann Taylor, Coach, BCBG, Williams-Sonoma and L'Occitane to name a few. In our lavish Palm Court, dine Florida style at an inviting array of enticing restaurants including The Capital Grille, Seasons 52, Blue Martini, Piazza di Giorgio and P.F. Chang's. The Galleria at Fort Lauderdale...true world class shopping and an unerring feel for the high life in Fort Lauderdale.
The Shop & Play package includes:
Signature Galleria Tote Bag
Complimentary Signature "Blue Martini" at The Galleria's Blue Martini
Galleria Shopping and Dining Directory
Complimentary Galleria Coupon Book filled with special offers
Galleria Deluxe Gift
Center Hours:
Monday through Saturday 10am until 9pm
Sunday 12pm until 6pm
Bonnet House Museum & Gardens - Step into nineteen-twenties whimsy created by American artist Frederic Clay Bartlett and his family. Sitting on the Atlantic Ocean, the house, art studio and 35-acres of subtropical grounds showcases this eccentric clans' collections including exotic shells and more than 3,000 brilliant orchids displayed along with antiques, whimsical artwork and tropical fruit groves. You may even spy monkeys and foxes scampering across the grounds.
Stranahan House - The City of Fort Lauderdale began right in this spot, built originally in 1901 as a trading post used by settlers and Seminole Indians. These walls talk and tell tales about the building's history as a post office, bank, town hall, dance hall, restaurant and residence for Frank and Ivy Stranahan. The historic structure acts as a bridge between Fort Lauderdale's historic and cultural districts. Docent tours are available to make it all come to life.
