Historical Vacation Destinations Part 2: Matlacha, Florida

Historical Vacation Destinations Part 2: Matlacha, Florida

Historical Vacation Destinations Part 2: Matlacha, FloridaBy Hannah M.Island Living in Historic Matlacha, FloridaA historic gem with an abundance of Seminole culture, Matlacha (Mat-la-SHAY) is a prismatic and peaceful paradise. The legacy left by the Seminole tribe is scattered throughout the tiny town, making Matlacha a historical hotspot full of fun adventures. This matured fishing village, nestled on a small island between Cape Coral and Pine Island, brings a charismatic charm unlike anywhere in the world and promises a serene stay. What to do in MatlachaBridge at Matlacha Pass Not only is this historic utopia full of fascinating culture, it is a fisherman’s dream! The bridge over Matlacha Pass (nicknamed the “World’s Fishing-est Bridge”) is famed for the abundance of aquatic life. The currents sweeping under the bridge brings an array of fish that draw in locals and visitors alike. Take in Matlacha’s aesthetic with a peaceful stroll down the bridge lined with local anglers casting their lines in “Matlacha...
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Historical Vacation Destinations: Burroughs Home and Gardens

Historical Vacation Destinations: Burroughs Home and Gardens

Historical Vacation Destinations: Burroughs Home and GardensBy Hannah M.Make your vacation to Ft. Myers, Florida one for the books by taking a trip back in time to the Historic Burroughs Home and Gardens. This exquisite home, built on the banks of the Caloosahatchee River, is the last one standing from the initial “Millionaire's Row”. A historical gem of Downtown Ft. Myers, this blast from the past is an essential stop for your Florida vacation. Have a Quick Look at The Historic Home and Gardens here!About The Burroughs Home and GardensThis grand, 6,000-square foot mansion still retains much of the original interior features and custom landscaping, exclusively designed to hold parties and events. The Georgian Colonial Revival style home is a unique and remarkable architect’s dream. First built by George Barber for John Murphy, this historical gem was then purchased by the Burroughs Family in 1918. With guided tours, a pristine and tranquil waterfront view, and plenty of event space and...
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