Broward County Attractions

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There are tons of attractions and things to do in Broward County, so many in fact, that one could easily visit a different attraction every day for a year and still not run out. First, an foremost, the number one attraction in Broward County is the beach, that long stretch of Atlantic Ocean that beckons people from all over the world to its sandy shores. The beach is one of the chief sources of things to do in Broward County: swimming, sunbathing, sailing, parasailing, surfing, and fishing—you can do it all at the beach. One of the big attractions and things to do in Broward County is see a movie: there are more than 225 movie screens, including the only drive-in movie theatre in the area as well as an IMAX theatre. Additionally, the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival, the largest film festival in the world, calls Broward County home. Broward County attractions also include its many theatre companies, including the Broward Stage Door in Coral Springs, the Mosaic Theatre in Plantation, the Promethean Theatre in Davie, and the Women’s Theatre Project in Cooper City, that produce regular seasons of plays and musicals. Museums are one of the big attractions in Broward County, including the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale, one of the few museums in the country to feature the recent King Tut exhibit. Outdoor lovers will enjoy all the attractions and things to do in Broward County’s nearly two dozen county parks, and dozens of municipal parks, which feature ballfields, water parks, playgrounds, and nature trails. Golf is also a popular Broward attraction, with more than seventy-five golf courses.