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Things To Do
Universal CityWalk
From the theme parks, to the dining and night life, Universal Citywalk has something for everyone! Catch a movie, sing karaoke, dance the night away, and have a specialty milkshake at the Chocolate Emporium, or maybe a specialty Voodoo Doughnut!
Disney Springs
Shopping, Dining, and Disney, what more could you need? The beautiful atmosphere of the newly renovated Disney Springs has so much to see and do. Catch a concert at the House of Blues, ride a tethered hot air balloon, or take a car ride straight into the lagoon in the Amphibicar! Free entry and parking!
International Drive
The Orlando Eye Ferris Wheel, Slingshot, Escape Rooms, Interactive Museums, Putt Putt Golfing and more! I-Drive is the most jam packed with activity street in Orlando. There are a plethora of unique restaurants and things to do here.
ICON Park
Orlando’s premiere entertainment complex, we feature a variety of amusement park attractions to luxurious dining to captivating museum exhibits. The Crown Jewel is The Wheel which takes you on a 18-minute ride where you’ll take in the whole of Orlando’s skyline. Visit Madam Tussauds, Orlando Aquarium, take a ride on the Exhilarating Star Flyer, or eat and drink at one of the unique and funky restaurant, bars, and dinner shows!
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
Only an hour away from Orlando, The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex offers guests the chance to vicariously live the star-spangled life of an astronaut through the complex's high-tech interactive exhibits featuring augmented reality and Star Wars-style holograms. Highlights include the Space Shuttle Atlantis Exhibit (the famous craft itself hangs from the ceiling in all its mid-flight glory) and the Shuttle Launch Experience, which does pretty much everything you’d expect, save leaving the Earth.
Discovery Cove
Discovery Cove, a unique all-inclusive day resort where you and your family will experience exciting animal encounters in a breathtaking tropical atmosphere. The park restricts attendance to about 1,300 guests per day and so is able to provide a more intimate, resort-like experience unlike any park in the world today. An all-inclusive tropical day resort set amid lagoons and pools where you can swim with dolphins, snorkel with stingrays, and enjoy unlimited food and drink all day.
Lake Eola Park
If you're looking for something beyond theme parks and tourist traps, Lake Eola is located in beautiful downtown Orlando. See a swan, or even ride in one, while strolling around the heart of Orlando (which surprisingly, isn't Disney World!)
Wekiva Springs
If you're looking for more nature: relax, enjoy a picnic, or take a swim in the cool Wekiva Springs. Or, partake in a myriad of water activities like canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, as well as other activities like hiking and cycling.
Harry P Leu Gardens
Explore an amazing 50-acre botanical oasis minutes from Downtown Orlando. Each garden is designed specifically to further our mission: inspire visitors to appreciate and understand plants. The garden and historical home were donated to the City of Orlando in 1961 by Mr. Harry P. Leu and his wife, Mary Jane.
Gatorland
I mean, it's Florida. Might as well.
Park Avenue
Park Avenue – Winter Park’s shopping, dining and cultural gem – boasts more than 140 boutiques, sidewalk cafes, and museums, all in the shadow of oak-canopied Central Park. In addition to our stylish shops, diverse dining choices and many cultural offerings, you can plan a trip around special events that include seasonal art shows, concerts, exotic car shows, fashion events and holiday festivities
Plant Street Market
Stroll up and down the streets of Historic Downtown Winter Garden and enjoy the one of a kind shops that make Winter Garden an unforgettable experience. No matter what you are looking for, there is a place for you. Bring home a piece of our small-town charm.
Closest Beaches
Cocoa Beach Cocoa Beach sits just east of Orlando, a straight shot down the State Road 528 toll road about an hour away. It’s incredibly easy to reach. Home to a handful of popular beachfront bars. New Smyrna Beach Quieter and more residential than the Cocoa Beach waterfront, New Smyrna Beach is further north on the east coast, but it’s also an easy drive from Orlando. Daytona Beach Just as famous for its NASCAR speedway as its seashore, Daytona Beach nonetheless offers a great Atlantic oceanside environment. You can even drive your car right onto the beach in some areas. Canaveral National Seashore This public park features a gorgeous beach as well as opportunities to fish or take nature hikes. You’ll see tons of wildlife here.