Plan Your Visit
Visit the Fort Lauderdale Fire Museum and step inside our restored 1927 firehouse — a living tribute to the firefighters who shaped our city’s history.
Discover a Living Legacy
Admission to the Fort Lauderdale Fire and Safety Museum is always free, thanks to the generosity of our community and volunteers. During open-house weekends, guests can meet retired firefighters, see live demonstrations, and take photos beside the restored 1922 American LaFrance engine.
Each visit helps preserve Fort Lauderdale’s historic Fire Station No. 3 and honors the firefighters who served our city — keeping their stories of courage and service alive for future generations.
Photography
Capture your favorite moments with restored fire engines and interactive exhibits — and share them with #FortLauderdaleFireMuseum to inspire others to visit!
Museum Hours
The museum is open twice monthly for free community admission and available year-round for private group tours.
- Day
- 2nd Saturday of the Month
- Last Saturday of the Month
- All Other Days
- Hours
- 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Closed (private tours available)
Admission Details
Admission to the Fort Lauderdale Fire and Safety Museum is always free for individuals and families, thanks to the generosity of our community and volunteers. Visitors can explore the museum during open-house weekends or schedule a private group tour year-round.
For schools, scout troops, and community organizations, a small program fee supports our guided fire-safety education programs led by trained volunteers. Each visit helps preserve Fort Lauderdale’s historic Fire Station No. 3 and ensures that future generations can learn from its legacy of service.
Reservations are required for all private and group visits. To schedule your visit, please request a tour or contact info@fortlauderdalefiremuseum.org for availability.
Group Visits & Tours
Bring your class, scout troop, or community group for a hands-on learning experience at historic Fire Station No. 3.
Group Tours Include:
- Guided firehouse history tour
- Firefighting tools and vintage engines
- Interactive fire-safety lessons
- Q&A with firefighter volunteers
Minimum group size: 10 visitors
Group rate donation applies – contact us for details.
Getting Here & Accessibility
Getting Here
Fort Lauderdale Fire and Safety Museum
1022 West Las Olas Blvd
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
Located in the historic Sailboat Bend neighborhood.
Parking
- Free parking is available behind the museum and along Las Olas Blvd.
- Bus and group parking are available with scheduled tours.
Accessibility
Our restored 1927 firehouse welcomes visitors of all abilities. Entrances and restrooms are wheelchair-accessible, and service animals are permitted. An accessible drop-off area is located at the front entrance, with designated handicapped parking onsite.
During demonstrations, bells and sirens may be loud — please share any sensory sensitivities with your guide before your visit.
For accessibility questions or special accommodations, email
info@fortlauderdalefiremuseum.org
or call (954) 368-7179.
Support the Museum
Your visit helps preserve Fort Lauderdale’s firefighting history and keep our community connected to its heritage. Every donation supports restoration, education, and community safety programs.
Contributions also help maintain historic artifacts like our 1922 American LaFrance engine and fund hands-on fire-safety education for local students.
