Daytona Beach Map, Florida
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Daytona Beach Travel Guide
A couple of miles away from Miami, Daytona Beach is a town with a similar fame, a favorite destination for VIPs, but also for tattooed motorcyclists and pierced spring-breakers, with a famous beach and an even more famous racing center, the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing or NASCAR for short. People have flocked to Daytona Beach for more than a century to either watch or take part in racing on the beach.... read moreDaytona Beach Nightlife
With its 15000 sq ft of floor-area Razzles is the biggest nightclub in Daytona Beach. Besides the dance-floor and 11 bar-counters, Razzles has a VIP lounge and few billiards tables. You need to be properly dressed to enter this Seabreeze Blvd. nightclub. read moreDaytona Beach Sightseeing
Then there are the city’s many museums – Halifax Historical Museum, Klassix Auto Museum, Museum of Arts and Sciences, Southeast Museum of Photography. The Ponce De Leon Inlet Lighthouse and Museum is a special entry in this category. In use since the 1880s and located some 10 miles south of Daytona Beach, it is Florida’s tallest lighthouse with some 203 steps. The lighthouse is surrounded by a beautiful 52-acre... read moreDaytona Beach History
The city was founded by Matthias D. Day in 1870; the official incorporation, however, took place in 1876. A decade later, Daytona Beach was connected to the St. Johns & Halifax River Railway; and when Henry Flagler bought the lines in 1889, he made it a part of the Florida East Coast Railway owned by him. These events/ significant happenings, more or less, summed up 19th century history of Daytona Beach. read moreThings about Daytona Beach you may be interested in
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