Dania Beach in Broward County, Florida turned 100 years old in 2004. Centennial celebrations throughout the year include festivals, fireworks, Pioneer Days and the big Centennial Celebration. This beautiful city enjoys a family friendly lifestyle with beaches, fishing off the pier, pelicans, colorful sunsets and aqua colored waters.

Named after the Danes that settled here in the early 1900's, Dania once enjoyed the spoils of an abundance of tomatoes and was known as the Tomato Capital. Today, that era is gone but not so much a faded memory as the city thrives on the antiques sales and service industry. With over 100 antique shops and malls located along Federal Highway, Antique Row attracts a wealth of travelers seeking America's favorite past times, beaches and shopping.  Architecture from Dania's past includes Greek, Mission and Mediterranean Revival and Art Deco.

Located near Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport, Dania Beach is easy to visit and enjoy. Cruise lines, water sports and shopping galore, plus year round temperate climate make this a traveler's choice to get away and see the beach. 

.