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International Swimming Hall of Fame
Anyone who loves swimming or is fascinated by the sport and its greatest achievers will get a splash out of this museum. Exhibits include thousands of photographs and Olympic mementos, from Johnny Weissmuller's Olympic medals to Mark Spitz's starting block. You can also view, upon request, some fun films featuring famous water rats like Tarzan and Esther Williams.
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Museum of Art
This museum is simply one of Florida's best. The impressive permanent collection includes works by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Henry Moore, Salvador Dalí and Andy Warhol, plus growing and impressive collections of Cuban, ethnographic, African and South American collections. A recent quirky and popular show included 'Diana, A Celebration,' about the beloved princess. Also, check out the great new Stork's Café and Bakery and the brand-new Saturday jazz series, held in the museum's auditorium.
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Museum of Discovery & Science
Fronted by the 52ft Great Gravity Clock, Florida's largest kinetic energy sculpture, this environmentally oriented museum is a treat for kids of all ages, with exhibits on topics including rocket ships, electricity and the Everglades restoration efforts. The admission price also includes one IMAX 3D show in the impressive five-story theater. Before leaving, check out the parabolic display across the street: two dishes face each other about 60ft apart.
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Old Fort Lauderdale Village & Museum
This organization maintains the brand new Hoch Heritage Center, a historic research facility; the century-old New River Inn, Philemon Bryan House and King-Cromartie House, open for tours; and the 1899 Replica Schoolhouse. The museum mounts exhibits on Fort Lauderdale and Broward County history and Seminole folk art and also offers guided walking tours of historic downtown. Call for details and reservations.
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