About Bradenton...
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Bradenton, named after explorer Joseph Braden, is a
historic community nestled snuggly along the southern
shore of the Manatee River at the southern tip of
Tampa Bay. The cities of Palmetto and Ellenton rest on
the northern shore of the river. Visitors to the area
can explore the many historical and cultural
facilities to learn about the rich heritage of the
area, spend the day cruising through the many outlet
shops and boutiques, or putt around one of the many
world-champion golf courses.
Whether your
preference is a fun waterside activity, such as
boating, fishing, sailing, parasailing, canoeing or
kayaking, touring some of Bradenton’s historical or
natural attractions and museums, such as the 1200
year-old temple mounds at Emerson Point, or delighting
in the many treasures the area shops and boutiques
have to offer, you’ll find the perfect getaway
experience in the Bradenton area.
An open-air farmer’s
market is held every Saturday along Bradenton’s
historic cobblestone Main Street. So if you’re
searching for a truly unique shopping experience, you
can’t miss the Red Barn Flea Market & Plaza, which
features more than 600 retail stores and flea-market
style booths and is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
For the full Florida experience, travel just an hour
and half away to visit Disney World, MGM Studio, and
Sea World.
Of particular
interest to golf enthusiasts will be Bradenton’s 25
world-class golf courses. Southern hospitality and a
tropical climate make the area’s courses a favorite
for the seasoned pro and the rookie stretching his or
her wings on the green for the first time.
Check out this
link for a list of
golf courses in the Bradenton area.
Contact Us for more information.
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