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Discover Fort Lauderdale’s scenic Las Olas Riverwalk with the Fort Lauderdale Riverwalk Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour. This flexible GPS-guided experience lets you explore at your own pace, with stories and insights playing automatically as you stroll along the New River past historic homes, parks, public art, and iconic landmarks.
Enjoy highlights like Esplanade Park, the historic Fort Lauderdale area, the New River Inn, Stranahan House, the Thrive Sculpture, and Las Olas Boulevard. A live map guides your route, and short stories reveal the city’s rich history and tropical vibe. You can start your tour whenever it suits you, pause for photos or a coffee break, and pick up again whenever you're ready.
Download the tour beforehand on WiFi—no mobile data or signal needed during your walk. This private tour is perfect for those who want a personalized experience, with no time constraints and the freedom to explore at their leisure.
The tour lasts approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, but you can take longer if you wish to explore more or stop along the way.
No. Once you download the tour on WiFi before starting, no mobile data or signal is required during your walk.
Yes. It’s designed for adults aged 5 to 99. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, and all areas are wheelchair accessible.
You get the flexibility to take as long as you like, downloadable content, a live GPS map showing your route and location, automatic commentary at each stop, and customer support via phone and email.
No, attraction tickets and headphones are not included. Audio plays from your device’s speaker, and you’ll need your own smartphone or tablet.
Yes. You can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled departure.
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The tour begins along the riverfront and through Fort Lauderdale’s Arts and Entertainment District. It takes about an hour to an hour and a half if you don’t stop, but exploring at your own pace is encouraged. Feel free to detour and enjoy the sights whenever you like.
The Broward Center has been entertaining audiences since 1991, revitalizing downtown Fort Lauderdale and energizing the city’s cultural scene.
Check out Esplanade Park, a long, open, level area beside the water, perfect for a leisurely walk and enjoying the tropical surroundings.
The Museum of Discovery & Science offers hands-on exhibits that make it feel more like a theme park than a traditional museum.
Learn how the New River got its name and its significance to the city’s history.
History Fort Lauderdale boasts the largest collection of historic buildings in the county. We’ll share stories about some of these landmarks.
The New River Inn, designed to resemble a southern plantation and built to withstand hurricanes, transports you to a different era.
King-Cromartie House is reputed to be haunted. Find out why it’s considered one of the most haunted houses in Fort Lauderdale.
The Philemon Nathaniel Bryan House has a fascinating history we’ll share with you.
The Hoch Heritage Center, once a postal warehouse, now holds vital historical records for Florida’s history.
See a PATH rail segment unearthed from the World Trade Center wreckage and learn its story.
The Thrive Sculpture, over 30 feet tall and weighing about 14 tons, features a fern-adorned archway you can walk through.
The Historic Downtowner reflects the charm of the 1920s, especially in The Maxwell Room. A great stop along the southern riverwalk.
A distinctive building with colorful murals and 25,000 sq ft of exhibition space, a sculpture terrace, an auditorium, and a café. Inside is just as impressive as outside.
A satellite campus of a university based in Boca Raton, with a unique feature we’ll tell you about.
The New River Yacht Club Luxury Apartments showcase creative design—discover what makes them special.
Decorative bricks and banners along the Riverwalk celebrate community fundraising efforts, with bricks available for purchase.
This park, named after a popular local theme, offers a peaceful spot along the river—no actual smoking or drinking involved.
The Rio Vista neighborhood on the south side of the river is considered one of the best places to live in Florida.
Fort Lauderdale’s oldest surviving structure, the Stranahan House Museum, marks the beginning of the city’s history.
The Plaza honors Ward, a dedicated community figure, and highlights her contributions.
Follow Las Olas Boulevard to reach Las Olas Beach, just 2 miles away, and enjoy the vibrant shops and restaurants along the way.
Las Olas Boulevard is Fort Lauderdale’s premier destination for shopping, dining, galleries, and entertainment—an energetic hub of activity.
HuiZenga Park, currently closed for redevelopment, offers views of the ongoing construction from the surrounding Riverwalk.
This stretch of downtown, called ‘Fort Lauderdale’s most beautiful mile,’ showcases the arts, the waterway, and the lively atmosphere of the city.
Meet at the starting point in downtown Fort Lauderdale.
Your tour begins in the heart of downtown Fort Lauderdale on the New River. It then takes you east along Las Olas Blvd. to Las Olas Boulevard.
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