7 Midcentury Florida Hotels That Have Changed But Don't Skimp On Nostalgic Charm
From ritzy, celebrity-favorite hotels to low-slung retreats amid lush greenery, these midcentury Florida stays offer a nostalgic escape with a modern twist.
Read MoreFrom ritzy, celebrity-favorite hotels to low-slung retreats amid lush greenery, these midcentury Florida stays offer a nostalgic escape with a modern twist.
Read MoreWhat with its manatees, cute cafés, farmer’s market, and theater, it’s no wonder this beachside city in Florida has been voted No. 1 for US travelers.
Read MoreThe Panhandle forest offers up fantastic recreation whether you're looking to hike through wilderness, camp under the stars, or cast a line for a lunker.
Read MoreWant to play pickleball or golf with new friends? Retire to this affordable county in Florida to enjoy mild weather, lake trails, wine, and historical sites.
Read MoreSkip all the generic tourist tips. From culture to specific recommendations, we've curated a list from Miami locals to help you get a true Miami experience.
Read MoreSwimming in Florida’s pristine springs is a calming, serene experience… when you’re not fighting crowds of other visitors. Here’s the best time to go.
Read MoreLooking for a more relaxed adventure in Florida? This small town offers peaceful riverside escapes, plus unique local food options and great shopping to enjoy.
Read MoreAlong Florida's Atlantic coast, travelers can find a quieter beach escape with waterfront parks, casual dining, and easy access to outdoor recreation.
Read MorePrime fishing, kayaking past a 400-year-old oak, and tasty seasonal dishes in a historic mansion are just part of the appeal of this friendly lakeside suburb.
Read MoreThis Marathon spot makes for all-day fun, with beach, swimming lagoon, inflatable water park, cable for wakeboarding, and a refreshing, tropical beer garden.
Read MoreOne 2026 study found this coastal metro area to be the best for retiring Boomers based on its senior population, climate, cost of living, and other factors.
Read MoreUniversal Studios can be a fun time for the whole family, but plenty of past guests have had some complaints about this theme park franchise.
Read MoreThere are plenty of places in Florida where you can explore nature, and one gorgeous preserve is conveniently located near some of the state's biggest cities.
Read MoreContrary to popular belief, Everglades National Park offers much more than swamps, with stunning sights for nature lovers to discover along these trails.
Read MoreThis state is consistently rated one of the best in the U.S. for fishing, thanks to its dizzying array of species, biodiversity, and high-quality fisheries.
Read MoreFor those seeking a natural escape without having to pitch a tent, this retreat in Florida offers island views and fishing from lakeside cottages.
Read MoreIf your perfect retirement features outdoor adventures and heaps of fun in the sun, these delightful destinations on the Gulf Coast fit the bill.
Read MoreFor a family-friendly spot to enjoy nature and burn off some energy, head to this park with plenty of trails and a great outdoor playground with a zipline.
Read MoreFlorida retirees can find beaches, historic downtowns, outdoor recreation, and laid-back coastal living in this stretch between two major Florida cities.
Read MoreWhen traveling with your family between Daytona and Orlando, stop at this fun attraction to interact with animals, ride a train, or enjoy an event.
Read MoreFor retirees with a larger nest egg, this Florida destination offers scenic parks, shopping, dining, entertainment, nearby beaches, and easygoing living.
Read MoreWhether you're looking to enroll in a college on the beach or looking to spend a weekend in a vibrant college town, these spots boast books and seaside vibes.
Read MoreThis famous resort has continued under family ownership since it was built, offering world-class services and an ever-expanding menu of amenities.
Read MoreA peaceful Florida Gulf Coast beach offers an easy escape with fishing, paddling, wildlife, picnic spots, and colorful sunsets away from busier shores.
Read MoreIf you're planning a trip to Florida, you may want to take a look at the most dangerous roads to drive in the state so you can properly prepare.
Read MoreThis area has dozens of miles of coastline in one of the most remote and wild regions in the state, with multi-day paddling trails, rivers, and hiking trails.
Read MoreIn Florida's rural "Big Bend" section, you'll find a natural wildlife area fit for adventurous travelers, with unpaved trails, fishing, and a 28-mile river.
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