Centered between the hot Miami nightclub scene and the beaches of Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Florida is a classic Florida beach town that has been a popular visitor destination since the early 1920's. With a family friendly, village atmosphere, great beaches and the town's famous Broadwalk area, Hollywood offers visitors of all ages a fun destination where the beach and outdoor
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Hollywood, Florida Accommodations -
Situated two steps away from Hollywood, Florida's top beaches, attractions, restaurants and nightlife, the Ramada Hollywood Hotel offers clean and comfortable accommodations with a fun, tropical atmosphere and deluxe hotel amenities in the heart of Hollywood's arts and entertainment district.
Attractions in Hollywood Beach, Florida
Hollywood Beach Broadwalk -
Named by Travel & Leisure Magazine as America's Best Beach Boardwalk, the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk is a unique, 2.5-mile-long brick-paved walking, jogging and biking path that was originally built in the 1920's and has been completely renovated. The Broadwalk area features three lovely oceanfront parks with playgrounds, a dolphin water play fountain, picnic areas, restaurants and shops. Enjoy free outdoor concerts at the Hollywood Beach Theatre or visit Josh's Organic Market at the Broadwalk for fresh, local produce every weekend.
South Hollywood Beach Attractions -
South Hollywood Beach boasts Hollywood's famous Broadwalk where visitors can enjoy beachside fun, a myriad of restaurants and unique hotels. With six miles of pristine beach area, South Beach offers visitors everything from sunbathing and beachcombing to beach volleyball and water sports activities. Visitors who wish to make a day of it on the beach can rent cabanas and beach chairs at this Florida designated "Blue Wave Beach."
North Hollywood Beach Attractions -
Eco-adventures await the outdoor enthusiast in North Hollywood Beach, where visitors can explore more than 60 parks, rent kayaks or canoes, visit the Sea Turtle Hatchery or discover Florida's unique habitats and wildlife at the 1,500-acre Anne Kolb Nature Center.
Downtown Hollywood Attractions -
Downtown Hollywood is known for its restaurants and eateries, unique boutiques and retail shops, art galleries, nightclubs and other exciting nightlife. Daytime visitors can explore the 10-acre ArtsPark at Young Circle and see the home of Hollywood founder, Joseph W. Young.
Hollywood Trolley -
Hop aboard the Hollywood Trolley for easy access to everything Hollywood, Florida has to offer. With more than twelve different stops, the Hollywood Trolley takes both visitors and residents to destinations around the city including beaches, entertainment, dining and shopping. The Hollywood Trolley operates Weds.,-Sun from 10am-10pm and departs approximately every 30 minutes. Fares are $1 per person and children age five and under ride free. Fares can be paid on board, however exact change is required. 25-ticket booklets are available at the main trolley office. Trolley Hotline: (954) 921-3551.
