Sarasota
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RINGLING CAUSEWAY |
" LIVING IN PARADISE " SARASOTA REMAINS AN AMAZING PLACE TO RESIDE |
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Just across the magnificent John Ringling Bridge is the island of Lido Key, home of world famous shopping destination St. Armand's Circle offering specialty shops, fashion boutiques, art galleries, sidewalk cafes, fine dining, courtyards and patios. The tropical setting is enhanced by lush foliage and tropical flowering shrubs. Sarasota offers something for everyone including watersports, deep sea fishing, boating, dolphin tours, boat rentals, and sunset cruises. Enjoy a spectacular Florida sunset as you stroll the powder white sands.
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RINGLING MUSEUM |
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Sarasota is one of the most beautiful and cultural cities in the state of Florida. Sarasota supports a wide variety of arts and organizations. Among these are theater, ballet, opera, and international film festivals usually found in larger urban areas. Located on a 66 acre estate on Sarasota Bay is the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art. The Sarasota Film Festival features more than 200 films, pubic events and musical performances. The Asolo Reperatory Theatre is Florida's premiere professional theater featuring guest artists from around the world. |
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SARASOTA KEYS |
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Sarasota is located on the West Coast of Florida overlooking the Gulf of Mexico with beaches of powder white sand. Situated between two counties is a barrier island community of Longboat Key surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico on the west and Sarasota Bay on the east. Lido Key is located just off the coast of Sarasota and home to world famous St. Armand's circle. Enjoy spectacular Florida sunsets as you stroll the powder white sands of Siesta Key, judged to have "the world's finest and whitest beach. Siesta Key is an eight mile long island connected to Sarasota by two bridges - just minutes from downtown Sarasota. |