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Airports in Fort Lauderdale
The Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport serves the city of Fort
Lauderdale. Situated in the Broward County, Florida, U.S.A., the airport
lies nearly 5 kilometers away from the city's center. It is owned by
Broward County and is operated by Broward County Aviation Department. The
airport is a hub for Silver Airways, Spirit Airlines, IBC Airways, and
Tropic Ocean Airways. It also serves focus city for Allegiant Air, JetBlue
Airways, Norwegian Long Haul, and Southwest Airlines. The airport offers
both passenger & cargo services to domestic as well as international
destinations. These destinations include Atlanta, Baltimore, Newark, San
Juan, Toronto, Montreal, Nassau, Port-au-Prince, San Jose, and more.
Passengers can easily commute to and from the airport using courtesy
shuttles, rental cars, shared rides, taxi cabs, hotel shuttles, and public
transportation.
Explore Nashville
Nashville, capital of Tennessee, lies almost in the center of the state on
the Cumberland River. With its many universities and colleges, along with
its superb reproduction of the Parthenon, it is often called the �Athens of
the South�. Founded in 1779, Nashville, although an important financial
center, is perhaps best known as the capital of country music, as evidenced
by such attractions as the Country Music Hall of Fame and the city�s famous
Music Row district. The city serves as an excellent jumping-off point to
explore the rest of Tennessee, and Nashville�s surroundings offer many
historical and recreational attractions, including old plantations and
Civil War sites.
Things to Do in Nashville
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is set in a stunning building in
the heart of downtown Nashville, its tall windows resembling the keys of a
piano. The museum features a multi-media display of historical
performances, costumes, instruments, gold records, and memorabilia. Other
highlights include a Cadillac that once belonged to Elvis, a massive
40-foot guitar, a tour bus, and a recording booth. Guided tours of the
historic RCA Studio B are also available.
The Grand Ole Opry
It was this radio show, which began broadcasting in the 1920s, that put
Nashville on the map as the �Country Music Capital of the World�. Although
its venue has changed over the years, the Grand Ole Opry continues to host
top country performers like Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban.
And a trip to Nashville is not complete without stopping by the Grand Ole
Opry House for a tour to look back through the ages. Get a behind-the-
scenes look one of three ways: with a daytime backstage tour, a post-show
tour or a VIP tour.
The Johnny Cash Museum
Uncover the enigma behind The Man in Black with a visit to The Johnny Cash
Museum. The museum, which opened in April 2013, boasts the world�s largest
collection of Johnny Cash artifacts and memorabilia, including films,
handwritten notes and letters penned by Cash himself along with more than
25 costumes made famous during the music legend�s career. Exhibits
spotlight different periods in Cash�s life, including his years in the Air
Force, his marriage to June Carter and his famous prison concert tour.
Best Time to Fly to Nashville
The best time to visit Nashville is from April through October, when the
warm weather brings this city to life.
