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Flights from Portsmouth to Fort Lauderdale

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Airports in Portsmouth

Portsmouth is served by Portsmouth International Airport at Pease. Formerly known as Portsmouth International Airport, Portsmouth International Airport at Pease is located about 2 kilometers west of the central business district of Portsmouth. The airport offers flights to St. Petersburg, Orlando, Myrtyle Beach, and Fort Lauderdale. Ground transportation options to and from the airport include taxis, Limos, and airport shuttle service.

Explore Fort Lauderdale

Located at a distance of around 28 miles north of Miami, Fort Lauderdale is a city in the US state of Florida. This city is the county seat of Broward County. Fort Lauderdale is majorly a residential resort city that has grown notably since its inception as a 19th century fort of the same name. The city boasts a Venice-like series of canals and waterways. Fort Lauderdale gained fame as a travel destination in the early 20th century when the East Coast railway brought real estate development here. Since then, a plethora of resort hotels started on the drained swampland. At present, the city is widely popular for its stunning beaches, busy seaport, and exciting boasting opportunities.

Things to do in Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale Beach

Located in the heart of the tourist area in the city, Fort Lauderdale Beach is well known as an entertaining stretch of sand. In the backdrop of the beach, there are lots of hotels, shops, restaurants, and a pedestrian walk lining the street that runs alongside the beach. In addition, there are also several small hotels and motels in the streets that lead away from the Fort Lauderdale Beach. During spring season, the beach is gradually thronged by visitors and becomes livelier as the sun seekers come here to hit the sand.

Bonnet House Museum & Gardens

Listed on the national Register of Historic places, Bonnet House Museum & Gardens is a designated Fort Lauderdale landmark that is a blend of art, history, architecture, and ecology. The property covers an area of around 36 acres. The historic house was built in 1920 and was designed by Frederic Clay Bartlett. It was once the winter retreat of Birch/Bartlett family. In the museum, there are collections of art and personal treasures put on display. The surrounding gardens are a virtual oasis of informal gardens and coastal wilderness, nestled in the midst of the commercial development of Fort Lauderdale beachfront. Bonnet House Museum & Gardens reflect the creative lifestyle of its owners and preserves the natural backdrop of Old South Florida.

Las Olas Boulevard

Spanning through the heart of the city from the Central Business District to the Fort Lauderdale Beach, Las Olas Boulevard is home to unique shops, interesting galleries, chic boutiques, buzzing restaurants, and vibrant nightclubs. The boulevard features an artistic Mediterranean influence in the structural design of its buildings and finely landscaped verdant spaces that together make a stunning space where visitors can enjoy the sights. Las Olas Boulevard also organizes a potpourri of festivals and events all through the year, such as annual Las Olas Food and Wine Festival and Las Olas Art Fair.

Best Time to Fly to Fort Lauderdale

Weather-wise, the best time to visit Fort Lauderdale is between the months of December and April. During this period, the warm climate of the city makes it an excellent getaway for those who are

Looking for to escape chilling winters.