The Asoro Theater, the Florida West Coast Symphony Orchestra, the Sarasota Opera, the Van Wesel Performing Arts Hall and frequent art shows will join the town's cultural theme in opposition to the city's largest urban facilities in Florida. Sarasota is also home to the Ring Art Museum, the Selby Botanical Garden, New College (Florida State Higher Education School), the USF Branch, and the Ring Ring Art School.

The streets of Sarasota have several office buildings and premium downtown condominiums. The Santo Armandu Key, surrounded by Riddkey, is complemented by St. Almanz Key, which passes through Ring Causeway (a panoramic view of Sarasota Bay) and crosses the Sarasota Bay from downtown. The St. Irmans Circle is a luxury outdoor shopping area, and has several cafes that suggest Europe. The idea for St. Almands was thought of by John Ringling, who was planning to build the Ritz Hotel on the long boat key. Today, Sarasota has a Ritz Hotel in downtown and a Longboat Key Club in its original Ringling site. The Longboat Key Club is located just north of Saint Armans on the Longboat Key in two golf courses equipped with tennis and all other resort facilities.

The beautiful white beach on the beach is a big attraction in this area. The Siesta Key Beach is consistently ranked among the most beautiful beaches on Earth. (Siesta Key is also the site of Home Today Fame's Christie and Brian's marriage.) The beaches of the Crescent, Turtle Beach, Lido Beach, and Longboat Key, 15 miles (25 kilometers) in length, are also as beautiful and accessible. In fact, many of the charms of sarasota have their origins in the fact that beaches are abundant and accessible.

Plane

• Sarasota Bradenton International Airport (SRQ ^IATA), 6000 airport circle (5.6 km north 3.5m (north of Sarasota City, border of both Sarasota and Manatee Counties) from downtown, ☏+194159-2777. 

by car

• Sarasota has one primary highway running through Interstate 75, north and south.
• The main roads of Sarasota are the Tamami Road (the USA No. 41 between Tampa and Miami), the U.S. Route No. 301, the Benevaro Road, the Tattle Abed/Swift Road, the Honoa Road and the Katrman Road, all running from north to north. Pkwy University runs east-west through South, Clark Road, Proctor Road, Bee Ridge Road and Flutville Road.

driver

Price4limo Sarasota has more than 30 limousine, party and charter buses in Sarasota, Florida.

The city includes the downtown mainland and three islands called "keys". Long boat, Ridkey, and Siesta key. The Causeway for these keys is free and very picturesque. The downtown area of Sarasota is very lively with a mixture of business, housing, restaurant and city services.

• 1 Sarasota Jungle Gardens, 3701 Bay Shore Road, +1 941-355-5305. 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. There are four shows in the park and many interesting plants are planted there. As with the early attractions, there are opportunities to see animal shows and rare plants, and many of them are very large. It's a rare opportunity to see how Florida looked during the tourist boom in the early 1900s. 18 dollars per adult, 17 dollars per senior, 13 dollars per child.     (Updated March 2016)

The Garden of the Kazan Mansion

• Ringestate 5401 Bay Shore Road 541-359-5700 +1 941-359-5700 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. After six years of restoration and expansion, Ring Estate restored all its existing buildings and added four new buildings. The 66-acre plot features Marble Rose Garden, the John Mamble Ring Art Museum, the Circus Museum, the Cadusan Mansion, the Tibals Learning Center and the Museum of the Historical Solo Theater in Visitor Pavilion. Three-day pass is available. 25 dollars for adults, 23 dollars for seniors, 5 dollars for students, 5 dollars for children. (Updated March 2016)
  • 2. At the museum that John McBull's Ring Museum built to house his masterpiece, great old masters appear, including Rubens, Van Dick, Velazquez, Titian, Tinlette, Vernon, El Greco, and Gainesboro. It opened in October 1931 and added the Ura R. In Arthur F.2007, a Searing Wing with 30,000 square feet of exhibition space was born. The museum's 21 galleries display internationally famous European, American and Asian art works with masterpieces from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. In the museum's courtyard, there is a cast of the original statue, including Michelangelo's tall, rising David. In the courtyard there are two fountains, one of the three replicas of Piazza Mattei in Rome, the Tome-no-Fountain, and the original source of water that Giovanni Bologna, in the Boli Park in Florence, created in the 16th century.      
  • The Circus Museum, established in 1948, was the first museum to record the rich history of circus. The museum houses a collection of unique hand cards, posters, paintings, circus papers, business records, costumes, props, props, and various kinds of circus products, including parade wagons with beautiful sculptures. You can find Howard Bloss at the Circus Museum's Tibals Learning Center. Circus Model — A replica of a ring bloss. From 1919 to 1938, eight major tents, 152 wagons, 1,300 circus performers, 1,300 workers, 800 animals and more, 59 electric cars. The model is built with a 3.5" to 3.5" replica, occupying 3,800 square feet. 
  • The eye-catching Cadzangians' palace is a tribute to the American Dream, reflecting Italy's excellence and romance. Cazzan has 56 rooms filled with art and furniture called the "Last Golden Age Mansion." A Venetian Gothic building, a grand canal combining the magnificence of the Dozi palace in Venice and the delicacy of the Gothic style of Cadro and the Gulf of Sarasota. 
• Travel photos from the 19th century of the Museum of Asia catalogs culture and scenery that radically changed with development and modernization and provides a unique historical record of early expeditions and creative efforts by travel photographers. The image demonstrated the excellent technology they created and emphasized the medium that began to occur as needed, such as the heat of the desert plain, the moisture of the rain forest, and the harsh cold of the highest mountain in the world. These artists have helped create criteria for beauty in a world of unprecedented photography. Not bound by custom, he was free to develop his vision, and was bound by the size of the camera's negative. Now, by looking at these images, through their eyes, you can experience a strange early moment when the West meets the East. By creating an image of unusual beauty and drawing pathetic foreign objects, the photographers have turned the mediocre record into a permanent artistic achievement. In their photos, chance is serious. In the ordinary, important, and place where we may have seen caricature, in place of it, the individual will see us. These exceptional artists traveled across the world in search of unique works. Their grace in taking photos brings us a taste of the universal. Connect between people, between cultures, and between times. 
• The Historical Solo Theater, a 18th-century treasure in the 21st century hall of the Historic Solo Theater, is a unique work of art. The playground of the palace was built in Asolo, Italy to honor the Queen of Cyprus, who fled from the 15th century. In the late 1940s, the theater was brought to Ring Estate and became the first of many of the region's most recognized entertainment organizations. At present, there are various performance schedules including plays, dances, movies, music, and lectures. 
• Sarasota Classic Car Museum 5500, Kitatamiatre☏Le +1 941-355-6228 Every day from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. nine and fifty cents for adults, seven and sixty-five cents for elderly people, 13 and 17 and 5.75 cents, and six and twelve and four cents. 
• The Mote Marine Lab Aquarium 1600 Ken Thompson Pkwy, +1 941-388-4441 The Mote Marine Lab Aquarium ☏[email protected] Every day 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A 1950s-style dinner party was introduced. $24/adult, $18/child (3-12). (Updated March 2016)
• [3] Marie Selbi Botanical Garden 900S Palm Abe☏, +1 941-366-5731. 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. a tropical city of oasis characterized by an unparalleled horticultural display and the setting of the front of Sarasota Bay. 19 dollars for adults, 6 dollars for children.     (Updated March 2016)
• Art Center Sarasota, 707 N Tamami Trail, +1 941-365-2032. Tu-Sa 10AM-4PM. Usually, two or three art exhibitions were established. Some of the works from the gallery are on sale. Three dollars of free donations were demanded. 

• Siesta Key Beach Sarasota is one of the most important reasons why many people come to Sarasota. 99% of pure crystal sand is often cited as the cleanest and white sand in the world. The playground is packed with spiral coats and grills (coal-carrying kitchen), and a lifeguard all day long, and is a great place for families and the wave. On Sundays, the festival is held at sunset and there is a popular sightseeing club where local hippies play and everyone dances.
• 337 N. Tamami, a historic spot in Spain. Visit Spain's historic spot and experience the past 5,000 years of history in southwestern Florida. M-Sa 9AM~5PM, Su Noon to 5:00 p.m., open to the public. The exhibits range from Florida's environment, maritime heritage sites in southwestern Florida, pioneers of pioneer, archeology and study of the growth period of Bertha Palmer in southwestern Florida. The 30 acres of land used as a historic spot in Spain were once the winter land of Mrs. Palmer. 7 dollars for adults, 6 to 12 years old, and 6 or younger free.
• 1 Sky Zone Sarasota.   - Located in Sarasota
• 2 Ed Smith Stadium, spring training ground for 2700 12St. Baltimore Orioles If you're in the Venice region between February and March, you'll win a game before the season from $5 to $12.      
• Great World Way (Nature Tours), 8374 Market Street, +1 941 650-1820☏ (Market Street). Lakewood Ranch beyond the beach is a vast moor of over 100,000 acres, at an easy distance from the downtown of Sarasota. The spine of the moor is the Myacca river, 66 miles (110 kilometers) long. There are several hundred miles of lanes in the watershed. On foot, you can access the wilderness with certified naturalized naturalists through cavalry, mountain bikes, canoeing and kayaks. 
• 3 South Florida Museum and Parker Manatee Aquarium 201 10th Street West+1 941-746-4131 (West West) Brandon. January-April and July M-Sa 10AM-5PM, noon to 5:00 p.m. Tu-Sa 10AM-5PM; noon to 5:00 p.m. Other great aquatic animals such as the oldest manatee house in captivity and the Spanish Indigenous Collection and courtyard containing replicas of 16th-century buildings. This is a good place to spend the day with all of your family. From America's 41 (Tamami Trail), he takes Manatee Avar from the west to the 10th west and turns to the right. Admission is free: 9 dollars and 50 cents for adults, 7 dollars and 50 cents for elderly people, 6 dollars for IDs, 5 to 12 dollars for IDs, and 4 or less for children.      
• Marina Jack, ☏+1 941 365-4232. The Bayfront Dr Marina Plaza at the waterfront. While we eat at the Marina Jack Restaurant, we leave our feet on the ground and go to the evening around the Sarasota Bay in the Marina Jack Dinner Boat. The restaurant in the Sarasota Bay has a theater seat so that everyone can see the waterside. There is also a port side patio bar for light meals and drinks before dinner. The dinner boat is either an hour and a half lunch cruise or a two-hour dinner cruise. There are a lot of Marina flights temporarily. 
• Sarasota Red Sox is an MLB farm team. The home game is played at the Ed Smith Sports Stadium at the corner of the 12th Tattle Abe.
• Benderson Park University and the southwestern corner of I75 are building the world's top-class rowing facility. The venue will hold national, national and Olympic-class racing competitions.
• The 4 Myacca River National Park, 13208 State Road 72 and Sarasota (the main entrance is nine miles east of SR72 Sarasota, and the back entrance (the number of open hours is less than the main entrance) is south of SR70. down the Vernon Road, into the Myacca Road, into the Hancock Road. 8:00 in the morning to sunset:), +1 941 361-6511. One of the oldest and largest state parks, Myacca protects one of the most diverse natural areas of the state. The Myacca River, designated as Florida's natural and scenic rivers, flows 58 square miles of wetlands, prairies, hammock and vines. Visitors can enjoy a view of wildlife from a walkway on Upper Myacca Lake and walk along the canopy path to the trees. The park's rivers and two lakes provide enough opportunities for boats, freshwater fishing, canoeing and kayaking. A boat ramp connects Upper Myacca Lake. Hikers can explore the path across the vast expanse of the rare dry grassland in Florida. It is the world's two largest airships, and every day there is a scenic tour of the lake. The park's backcountry safari tram tour will be offered from mid-December to May. There are camp sites and primitive camp sites in full facilities. The five palm log cabins built by the Civil Protection Corporation in the 1930s have been modernized for comfortable accommodation. six dollars. (Updated February 2015)

• Historic Palm Street. A block from the Bay Front of Sarasota, between Ritz Carlton and Selby Gardens, I will take a walk around the Best Walk In Town gallery, restaurant, antique and specialty shop in downtown Sarasota. "Palm Avenue's First Friday Art Walk" is held every month from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on the first Friday. You can enjoy the vacant lot of galleries, live performances, and the Oval with merchants on Palm Street and a avenue of trees.
• The St. Armandu's circle. The St. Irman's Circle, which secures from the downtown area of Sarasota, has a wide selection of original stores, galleries and restaurants. You can make a circular, airy pattern to enjoy breathtaking shopping, afternoon walks and dinner. From Tamami Trail (41 US) to SR 780 W, take SR Armands Key over Ring Causeway and the Sarasota Bay and go straight to the nice St. Armandu Circle.
• Westfield Sarasota Square (formerly Sarasota Square Mall) 
• It's a high-class mall of Westfield Shopping Town Southgate (formerly Southgate Mall) Moses.
• Sarasota Hall. 
• landing shopping center 
• 1 University Town Center Mall, 140 University Town Center Dollar, Sarasota (southwest corner of I-75 and University Parkway),☏+1 941 552-7030) M-Sa 10AM~9PM from 11:0 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. At least 100 shops and restaurants, including Mays, Saxe Fifth Avenue, Dillard, 880,000 square foot retail space. There is a children's playground. It also includes a sit-in restaurant. The parking lot is so crowded that you need to expand it to make it easy to access it. Retail is upscale, but price is different. 

There are several shops on the downtown main street.

• The Breakfast House 1817 Flueville Road, +1 941-366-6860. Breakfast and Lunch 
• Cafe Amichi, 1371 Main St, 941-951-6896. 
• Cafe Epicure, 1298 N Palm Ave, +1 941-366-5648. Italian luxury casual. 
• Calagiulos, 69S Palm Abe☏, +1 941-951-0866. One of the most famous Italian-American restaurants in Sarasota. 
• Colombian restaurant, 411 St.Armands Circle, +1 941-388-3987. Cuban American food. 
• DaRuMa Restran 5459 Fruitville Road, +1 941 342-6600. Japanese Steamer and Seafood 
• Enpress Garden Chinese Restran, 6090 N Lockwood Ridge Rd, +1 941-359-3658. 
• Esca, 1888 Main St, ☏ +1 941-365-3722. Mixed Mediterranean food, night entertainment, outdoor meals, bars and balconies on the second floor, and bars of late night. 
• main street bar sandwich shop, 1944 Main Street, ☏+1 941-955-8733. 
• Mattison's City Grill, 1 North Lemon Avenue, 1 941-330-0440. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. At the corner of the main and lemon downtown stands a live music restaurant and bar outdoors. 
• Miguel's restaurant, 6631 Midnight Pass Road. (1/4 miles south of Sticky Point Road as it was at midnight)☏+1 941-349-4024. It opens at 5:00 p.m. An unusual French Continental dish at the southern end of Sietsky. Excellent food, full bar, air-liberd special. 
• Sarasota Arehaus ☏41-378-8888 Ken. Kenny 3800 District 
• Savory Street Cafe, 411N. Orange☏ Avenue, +1 941-312-4027. Coffee and pastry, breakfast, sandwiches and salad for lunch. 
• Stonewood Grille and Turban, Stalkney Point Rd, 1894, +1 941-927-3969. a wonderful meal 
• Stoneybrook Golf and Country Club, 8801 Stoneybrook Blvd, +1 941 918-9595 (US) lunch and dinner. 
• The Table, 1934 Hillview St, +1 941-365-4558. 
• Delicious home cooking, 3854S Tattle Abe☏, +1 941-921-4969. 
• This is an Amish restaurant known throughout Japan at Yoders Restaurant 3434 Viavista St 341-955-7771 (+1). 
• Shakespeare's English Pub in the 3550s Osprey☏ Abbey, 941-364-5938+1 gourmet hamburger and other typical pubfood. 80 beers from all over the world. 
• Sofrito Mama's, 935 N Beneva Road, +1 941-554-8786. A great authentic Puerto Rican dish from the Venice Commons. 
• Toyo Food Gift 2234 Wangan Gate Dr☏+1 941 924-8066. M-Sa 9:30AM~6:30PM; the closing date. Most of the stores sell Oriental ornaments and Oriental groceries. However, behind the shop is a small restaurant area. There are some dishes that order fresh Korean food, prepare it, and prepare it beforehand. You can eat or take food out of one of the six tables. The quality of the food is good. Cheap (Updated March 2015)
• 1 Yummy House Chinese Bistro Sarasota, 3232 N. Tamami Trail (north of downtown; The Civil Network Road is a major north-south road that runs along the Sarasota coast), ☏+1 941 351-1688. Daily 11AM-2:30PM and 5:30-9:30 PM. The Yumi House is based in Tampa, Orlando, Okara and Gainesville, Florida. This place serves wonderful food. Over $8.95. (Updated June 2016)
• 2 This Restaurant, 2238 Galf Gate Drive (toward east of Tamiimi trail, Gulfgate Dr. The restaurant is located on the right with the first strip mall (+1-941-927-8424). M-Sa 11:30AM-2:30PM and 5-9 PM 5:00-10:00 p.m. a traditional Thai and Vietnamese diet good quality It's affordable. (Updated March 2017)

• 8-ball Lounge, 3527 Weber St, +1 941 922-8314☏(+1). 
• Chachako Konatsu Tropical Bar 417th, Armandu's circle, 941 388-3300. 
• Gater Club 1490 Maine☏ To, +1 941-366-5969. Bars and nightclubs popular for night entertainment. 
• G Spot Bar, 6582 Gateway Avenue, ☏+1 941-922-7768. 
• Cook & Bull Pub 975 Cut Lemon Road (between Via Vista and Palmer), +1 941-341-9785. American Bi #6 bar. Great pizza! 
• Urban Leaf (formerly Esca), 1888 Main St, +1 941-365-3722.2nd floor bar and live music. Nightly entertainment: Karaoke, DJ, band, jazz, flamenco, lounge and performers. The latest bar menu. 
• 1 Smokin'Joes 1448 Main Street+1 941-366-9439 [email protected]comM-Sa 9AM-2AM, Su 10AM-2AM. Popular downtown Sarasotaba. Full liqueur with plenty of draft beer. With more than 15 TVs, it can handle any sport. Cigar fummidol. 
• Jdub's Breang Co, 1215 Mango Ave, 941-955-2739 +1 941-955-2739. M-Sa Noon to 11 p.m., Su Noon to 8 p.m. A regular event and movie screening event are held in Microbeer near the center of Sarasota. (Updated March 2016)

• Comfort Suites 8305 Tourist Center Drive 941 360-2626. All-suite hotels with free Wi-Fi features are available in all rooms and public locations. 
• Hotel Indigo Sarasota, 1223 Blvd of the Arts (Convenient location: lower right-hand town of downtown),☏+1 941 487-3800. 
• Hyatt Sarasota, 1000 Boulevard on Arts (on Sarasota Bay), ☏+1 941 953-1234. 
• La Palme Royale European Style Bed & Breakfast 624 South Palm Avenue , +1 941-284-8890, toll-free:+1-866-800-3921. The historic site of 1924 was a two-story artisan's house in an oak tree overlooking the Sarasota Bay. Walk through Palm Street, from your private oasis to art galleries, fancy shopping boutiques, great cafeterias, theaters, opera, and famous Barnes Court cinema. A pet-friendly, gay accommodation in the center of the downtown area. 
• Lido Beach Rezort 700 Ben Franklin Drive, toll-free:+1-800-441-2113. a beachfront accommodation 
• Longboat Key Hilton (4711 Gulf of Mexico) Drive (+1 941 383-2451) in the middle of a gorgeous long-boat key. 
• Longboat Keyclub, 301 Gulf Drive, 1 941 383-8821. LongBoat spankey. 
• The Ritz-Carlton Sarasota 1111 Ritz-Carlton ☏ Live 1 941 309-2000. It's completed with Lido Key's beach club in Tamami Trail. 
• Sleep Inn Sarasota, 900 University☏ City Pkwy, +1 941 359-8558. from Sarasota Bradenton International Airport to the other side of the street. 
• Suburban Extended Stay 7251 North Tamiami☏ Trail + 1 941 355-7747. There is a well-equipped kitchen and a free wireless Internet room. 
• Lido Islander, 528 South Polk Drive, +1 941-388-1004. Check in:3PM, check out:11. In a tropical garden, the unit is a flight of stairs from Lido Beach, just beyond which is the blue-green water of the Gulf of Mexico. The quiet side streets and main streets are perfect for morning jogging and casual walking to nearby cathedrals, and are equipped with facilities. Bedroom units 1, 2, and 3 are full of the kitchen. $50. 
• Holiday Inn Lakewood Ranch 6231 Lake Osplade ☏ Live +1 941-782-4400 a fancy accommodation 
• Hilton Garden Inn 8270N Tamiatre☏Il, +1 941-552-1100. It is concentrated in the Sarasota Braden district, within a mile from the Ring Ring Museum on the Sarasota Bay. The hotel can carry shuttle buses free of charge to downtown or within five miles of the site of the Sarasota Historical Area. 
• Hyatt Place, 950 University☏ Tipparway, +1 941-554-5800. Check in: 3PM, Check out: noon. The hotel offers free breakfast on the continent, 24 hours of food service, full bar, free Wi-Fi Internet, free parking, and free shuttle service to SRQ airport and downtown. 89-199 dollars. 
• Hotel Lanola 118 India Place 6, 941 951-0111 (+1 941) Built in 1926 as an apartment hotel to help snowbirds escape the harsh northern winter. Lanola has now been revived as a small hip boutique hotel with nine units. 

Sarasota is a safe city, but you must always take precautions. The only real place for tourists to avoid is New Town. New Town is located close to downtown and is usually small enough to drive through during the day. However, passengers must be cautious when they go through New Town at night.

At the intersection of the five points of Main Street, Pineapple and Central Avenue, there is a good downtown park. Homeless people gather, but there is a city ordinance for outdoor bread handling and sleeping.

The northern end of Tamami Street near University Parkway is also known for the arrest of violent motels and prostitution. However, there are also university campuses, coffee shops and comedy clubs nearby, so you can walk safely.

• Tampa and St. Petersburg are easy to drive north via I-75 and Sunshine Skyway. You can see most sports venues including professional soccer, baseball and NHL. Tampa has also been shopping in the International Plaza and West Shore Mall. Ybor City and University of South Florida, like Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) and Busch Gardens, are also in Tampa.
• Disney World

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