Hollywood 

          Located between Miami and Ft. Lauderdale Florida is a town where newcomers are drawn because of it’s small town appeal and beautiful beaches. Walking along the main boulevard brings you back to yesteryear. The feel of downtown has not changed much since its development in the 1920s, howeaver it has been revitalized adding new shops, galleries, and clubs. This has made Hollywood the new quaint hot spot that brings people from around the world. Live music plays along Hollywood Boulevard as travelers sample a variety of cuisines at sidewalk cafes after an all day beach adventure.

       Rollerbladers, bikers and walkers will love the boardwalk that extends along the beach decked novelty shops with native flair. Weekly outdoor concerts on the beach entertain residents and visitors alike with music for people of all ages.  Families can also spend the day at one of the area’s 20 parks or exploring the Seminole Indian museum on the nearby reservation. Here they can camp out at the village in native dwellings, encounter alligators at the Swamp buggy Eco tours or air boat rides, or sample native delicacies in the Swamp Water Café. Guests can bet at the neighboring Greyhound Dog track. Water lovers can rent a boat and steer it up the Intracoastal Waterway, dive, sport fish, or jump on a jet ski. Residents can also travel on a Tri-Rail to see their neighbors, such as nearby Miami and Ft. Lauderdale.  

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