Once known for growing watermelons, this fast-growing city is wedged between two large bodies of freshwater, namely Lake Harris and Lake Griffin. Leesburg’s exciting, culturally-rich downtown is a few steps …
Bordering the wealthy cities of Pinecrest and Coral Gables, South Miami was incorporated in 1927. Around this time, the University of Miami (UM) campus was just taking shape next door. …
The ultimate vacation spot on Florida’s Panhandle, Panama City Beach has 27 miles of perfect sandy shoreline. How you experience the shore is up to you. Families will be wowed …
Nicknamed Island City, Wilton Manors has come through an incredible transformation since the early 1990s. What was once a relatively deprived area is now blossoming, and famed for its LGBTQ+ …
On Biscayne Bay in South Dade, Palmetto Bay is a village that was incorporated as recently as 2002. The neighborhoods here have been around for much longer than that, and …
East of Jacksonville, this city is in a long row of coastal communities, collectively known as The Beaches. By a strange quirk of local administration, residents of Jacksonville Beach are …
Just before the Quinnipiac River flows into New Haven Harbor it curls through the town of North Haven. Naturally, New Haven and Yale University will be on your radar in …
Study a map of New Haven and you’ll see a four-by-four grid at its heart, dating from 1638 when this was the first planned city in America. Since 1701 New …
In the 19th and early 20th century Southington was a town of heavy industry edged by fruit farms. During that time the town’s manufacturers were responsible for a few world-firsts. …
This suburban village was developed in the Florida land boom of the 1920s as Miami’s Biscayne neighborhood. Miami Shores was incorporated not long after, in the middle of the Great …