Things To Do

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This district is home to lots of entertainment venues, but if you're looking for shops and restaurants, you'll find plenty of options.

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Lake Eola

Lake Eola is located in downtown Orlando and offers beautiful views of the city's skyline. It's also home to swans and other birds that you can view as you walk around. For just $15, you can rent a pedal-powered swan boat to enjoy your time on the lake. On Sundays, there is also a farmer’s market with local retailers, food trucks, and music.

Wekiwa Springs State Park

With emerald springs feeding the Wekiwa River and lush tropical hammocks, this unique park just minutes from downtown Orlando is perfect for observing abundant wildlife or taking a swim.

The Mall at Millenia

With over 150 stores and restaurants, Orlando's Mall at Millenia is known for its luxury designer boutiques — like Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Chanel and more.

Disney Springs

A mix of popular stores, restaurants from famous chefs, themed dining experiences and, of course, plenty of Disney stores to buy unique souvenirs without having to shop in the parks.

Pointe Orlando

For a night out that's geared more towards grown-ups, this dining district offers popular restaurants with a range of cuisines for every taste. Most venues offer a happy hour in the early evenings, plus there are various forms of entertainment, like a comedy club and movie theater.

Park Avenue

This charming cobblestone street is a favorite among Orlando residents. Located in Winter Park, a less touristy area in northern Orlando, it's filled with some of the best shopping and restaurants in the city. You'll find plenty of sidewalk cafes, fine dining spots, boutiques and specialty stores, along with museums and parks for more exploring.

Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive

On Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and federal holidays, you can take a car through the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive to spot animals in their natural environment. The area is known for its bird viewing, but is also home to alligators, bobcats, otters, bears, raccoons and coyotes. You can even take an audio tour to guide your experience.

Lake Nona Sculpture Garden

Combining art with tropical greenery and featuring iconic sculptures, like the "Charging Bull," this recently opened outdoor exhibit has been attracting art aficionados. Even the landscaping was meticulously designed, including hand-picked palm trees that were grown in Florida. You can explore the gardens at your own pace, with seating areas and tables throughout for rest breaks.

Madame Tussauds Orlando

Get up close and personal with wax figures that look surprisingly lifelike, from political leaders to movie stars to action heroes and more. You'll get unique photo opps and the chance to let loose and act silly in this interactive environment.

Wild Willys Airboat Tours

Huge alligators, bald eagles, the endangered snail kite, and more await your arrival! At the end of your educational tour, you have the opportunity to take pictures with their resident alligators: Cricket, Sergio, Blue, and Splash!

The Florida Mall

The Florida Mall is one of the largest single shopping venues in the whole of Orlando. It has a staggering 250 stores drawing roughly 20 million visitors every year – that's similar to how many people nearby Universal Studios pull in annually!

Old Town

Old Town is a fun entertainment district that recreates a classic Florida town from the olden days. This 18-acre outdoor entertainment district offers free weekly events, live music, and car shows.

Pirates Dinner Adventure

Prepare yourself for fun and adventure. Sword fights! Acrobatics! Sea monsters! Mermaids! Music! Romance! Harrowing escapes and breathtaking stunts! Journey aboard a replica pirate ship – an 18th century Spanish Galleon – floating in a 250,000 indoor lagoon and explore the Secrets of the Deep.

Drive Shack

Golf-themed entertainment venue with 3 levels of high-tech hitting bays, a full bar & comfort grub.