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What’s the best driving route from New Hampshire to Florida?
We’re heading to Fort Lauderdale to participate in the National Bingo Championship. What’s the best driving route from New Hampshire to Florida?
Jason Tushinski · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
How fun! The best driving route from
New Hampshire
to Florida
is mostly along I-95 S, which you will take all the way down to Fort Lauderdale, totaling about 23 hours and covering 1,521 miles. This is a long trip, so you’ll want to break it up into a few days. What’s on offer along the Freezing-to-Florida route? Plenty! Here are some highlights:
- Before leaving Concord, visit the Pierce Manse, the home of President Franklin Pierce, our 14th Commander-in-Chief
- Hop onto US-3 S, roll through New Hampshire and stop in Worcester,Massachusetts, to stretch your legs through the Canal District
- Take the I-290 S which turns into the I-84 S once you cross intoConnecticut, and be sure to ask random strangers everything they know about car insurance when passing through Hartford
- Pass by New Haven (wave to the Yalies) and then US-15 S turns into the Hutchinson River Parkway as you enter New York City’s suburbs
- Follow it along and ride the New Jersey Turnpike across the Hudson River in New York City—the Turnpike turns into I-95 S, which you’ll ride all the way down to the Sunshine State
- You could make a stop in the Big Apple, but honestly, what’s to see?
- Ok, a lot—enjoy the view from The Top of The Rock or the Empire State Building, climb the Statue of Liberty, take a yellow cab, eat some real NYC pizza…
- Leave the City That Never Sleeps and roll through Philadelphia,Pennsylvania, then pass through D.C. and tip your hat to the Feds
- Hit Richmond,Virginiaand enter the cradle of the South, passing throughNorth CarolinaandSouth Carolina
- Stop in Savannah,Georgiaand enjoy its antebellum architecture, oak trees, Spanish moss, and cobblestone streets
- Cross the Florida border and barrel down the Atlantic Coast, hitting Fort Lauderdale in time for dinner—Bingo!
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