Dodecanese Boulevard is the main road that the center of town revolves around, and this is where to find the bulk of the Greek restaurants and artistic shops. Tarpon Springs, on the Gulf Coast, has a vibrant Greek culture, an homage to the Greek sponge fisherman who put this town on the map in the early 20th century. Tarpon Springs Colorful buildings with blue banners on Dodecanese Boulevard in Tarpon Springs, Florida. The resort is on the beach with 1,200 feet of palm trees, offers five restaurants, and caters to sports fishermen. The Cheeca Lodge and Spa is a sophisticated resort experience. The History of Diving Museum, Theatre Of The Sea, The LIgnumvitae Key Botanical State Park, and Indian Key Historic State Park are just a few of the attractions. Fishermen and divers travel from all around the world to "The Sportfishing Capital of the World", but the town has plenty of other attractions to offer onshore as well. It's not as popular as Key West, but this is part of its charm. Islamorada encompasses six of the Florida Keys and is known for its coral reefs. Islamorada Aerial view of Islamorada on the Florida Keys The small town is perfect for a day trip but those looking for a longer stay will probably have to find find lodging in nearby Pine Island or Naples. Leoma's Gardens extends out to the canal and boasts a microbus, Beatles memorabilia, and a dock, all painted in pink, green, and yellow colors. The first three buildings in town are art galleries: Gallery of Matlacha, Leoma Lovegrove Gallery and Gardens, and Matlacha Menagerie. There is only one road through town, and you will know when you have arrived because virtually every building, mailbox, and sign is painted in bright, vibrant colors. Originally a commercial fishing village, the town has been home to artists since the early 1990s. Matlacha, on the southwest coast, is one of the most eclectic towns you will ever visit. Matlacha Photo of a tiny seafood market in Matlacha, Florida, via Felix Mizioznikov / Sebring is known as a racecar destination, but the center of town offers tranquility and a relaxed atmosphere reminiscent of Old Florida. The buildings include the Buckeye Building, Zakary Building, and the Whitehouse Building. There are 22 historic buildings lining the small roads. Historic downtown is a dedicated 1920s Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places. "The City On The Circle", is named for Circle Drive, the heart of the historic downtown area and is home to the 12 Hours of Sebring every March. Sebring is a haven for gearheads and racing enthusiasts, but this small town has much more to offer. Sebring Local shops in Sebring, Florida, via Felix Mizioznikov / The inn is the most historic in Florida and has continuously ran since 1883. To capture the whole experience of Mount Dora, a stay at The Lakeside Inn is a must. The brick paved downtown is one of the most popular spots for visitors, and is where the bulk of the antique shops and the farmers market can be found. The charming town centers around Lake Dora and a lighthouse, Grantham Park, was built in 1988 to guide boaters after dark. The History Museum is housed in a historical 1923 firehouse and highlights local history. The town is known for its abundance of antique shops like the Village Antique Mall and musems like the Modernism Museum and the Mount Dora History Museum. Located in central Florida, Mount Dora is a classic Florida town that embraces the old school Florida charm. Mount Dora Downtown Mount Dora in Florida, via Nigel Jarvis / Tin City, once a fish house, is the place to go for funky, nautical themed shops, and Crayton Cove, home to the Naples City Dock, offers The Boathouse and The Dock, which are both landmark restaurants. Fifth Avenue South stretches one mile a has several fine dining establishments and Third Street South has four blocks of independent shops. The area is divided into sections, each with something different to offer. What sets downtown Naples apart from other small towns is its level of sophistication. The town's symbol is the pier, built in 1888, and is a perfect spot to watch sunsets. The town is best known for its sugar sand beaches with azure colored water, high end shopping, and numerous golf courses. Naples is a sophisticated beach town on the southwest coast. More in Florida Discover 7 of the most welcoming towns in Florida.
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