Bonnet House is a little slice of nature right outside of downtown Fort Lauderdale. This historic house with surrounding gardens features five distinct ecosystems, complete with flora and fauna. These include the desert garden, home to lizards and palm trees, the mangrove wetland, complete with fish and egrets, and the freshwater slough, where you'll find a pair of pure white swans. Can you find the Costa Rican squirrel monkeys? Click here to see InTown's Listing!
Amid the hustle and bustle of a modern city is Bonnet House, a relaxing atmosphere that offers both a
guided tour of the historic house and grounds by electric cart, and a walking tour for those who want to strike out on their own. A wonderful place for bird watchers, photographers, naturists, and painters, they even offer art classes and have a society for members who are inspired by the property. Click here to view InTown's Gallery!
In addition to being open to the general public, Bonnet House offers projects for every age. For school children, there are nature and art programs offering FCAT-compliant activities. For botanists, they have the largest collection of orchids in the state. Also, if you'd like to hold an event, such as a wedding, retirement party, or non-profit gala, this picturesque property is an ideal choice. Take a tour, bring your camera, and plan for your next event. Click here to visit their website.
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