City Guide: Daytona Beach

     Daytona Beach is loaded with festival fun.

     It is well-known for its spring festival season with parties held every weekend, but the rest of year the festival spirit doesn't abandon the city from Labor Day to New Year's Eve events and other parties go on in the Daytona Beach two or more times a week. No matter whether you like music, autos or motorcycles you will find it all in abundance in Daytona Beach.

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     When you get tired of the city booming with parties, have a rest at its sandy beaches. These spacious beaches are free year round and you can experience here all aquatic activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, dolphin riding, sunbathing and swimming in the blue waters. Even though in winter months the area can be a bit cool to swim, Daytona Beach still remains popular tourist draw being warmer than its Northern neighbors.

     A warm climate with mild winters and hot summers is shaped by its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean making the city in danger of hurricanes. But it rarely had direct hits prior to 2004 with major hurricanes causing only light storms.

     Daytona has earned money on its profitable climate and location since the 1800's when　Matthias Day　founded what　is today Daytona. He made of Daytona business when built the first hotel in 1874 – the Palmetto House. Soon this city developed into top tourist destination nicknamed ''The World’s Most Famous Beach''.

     But it took huge efforts and big money investment in Daytona to make it more than it originally was. It saw undercurrent of changes from cleaned up beaches and revitalized old architecture to fuel tourist interest. Attractions include;

- Seaside Music Theater, a great place to enjoy a play

- Mary McLeod Bethune Performing Arts Center offers performances of musicals, operas, and symphonies

- Sun Splash County Park, has beautiful fountain with decorative walkways around it

- Museum of Arts and Sciences offers a permanent collection of Chinese, African and Cuban art

     After sunset Daytona doesn’t stop, but move on to pubs and clubs like Robbie O'Connel's pub with relaxed Irish atmosphere or Frank's establishment with various live rock bands.

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