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| There is absolutely no doubt that Orlando has a long-term reputation of family vacation heaven. You cannot help, but agreeing that Disney has become just as much a part of American culture as Statue of Liberty or the National Flag. Disney took animation and storytelling to a different level, creating Walt Disney World, where make-believe is granted the illusion of reality and favorite characters and imaginary heroes come to life. It is a dream-come-true for millions of children around the world. But the biggest mistake one can make is to underestimate the diversity of entertainment and attractions offered by Orlando. |
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| If you are seeking for an alternative to traditional theme parks entertainment, you will not be disappointed. There are over 250,000 residents in the city of Orlando and they are happy to show visitors the “real Orlando”, which offers spectacular array of visual and performing arts. Thankfully, now more than ever, the unique American venues in Orlando are being discovered by thousands of visitors every year. |
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| Take for instance the historic town of Eatonville, “the oldest incorporated African-American municipality in the United States”, which is also a home to famed African-American author Zora Neale Hurston. The community of Eatonville was named as one of the “25 cultural tourism successes” in the United States. |
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| The genteel town of Winter Park is another not-to-miss place for history- and art lovers. Here you can take a lovely stroll through the town’s numerous scenic parks and lake district to get a feel of “old Florida”. The Crealdé School of Art is especially loved by local art enthusiasts; guests are welcomed to visit it as well. In addition to spectacular sculpture garden and several galleries, this art center also offers hands-on classes for everyone who wants to try their photography, painting or pottery. |
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| Another Winter Park’s pride is Charles Hosmer Museum, which hosts comprehensive collection of works by Louis Comfort Tiffany, featuring his famous lamps, sculptures and paintings. |
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| If emerging into Orlando’s art scene is just not quite what you are in the mood for, you will not fall short in choices. Here stellar hotels and resorts cater to vacationers and conventioneers, offering a wide array of amenities for you to enjoy and indulge: dramatic polls, serene spas with body-soothing therapies, pristine golf courses, and many other pleasant ways to get away from Mickey and kids. And even if you are coming with your little ones, nearly all the hotels/resorts in Orlando offer childcare/babysitting services to allow for some playtime for mom and dad. |
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| As a cultural contrast to calm museums and art galleries come big-ticket venues like La Nouba Theater, the Orlando home for Cirque du Soleil presenting spectacular music and human physic excellence. The show creates the story of conflict and reconciliation between color and lack of such, passion and routine stability, dream and reality. Another one-of-a-kind production of Blue Man Group is packed with color-splashing, percussive and messy sense of humor. It is definitely “like nothing you have ever seen before”. And now you don’t have to be in New York, Berlin, Tokyo or Las Vegas to see them, Universal Orlando is their permanent home. |
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| Once you have satisfied your cultural cravings in full, it’s time to explore some fantastic restaurants in Orlando. And here is wonder of wonders: there is a place inside Disney World without a children’s menu. Victoria & Albert’s is now adult-only restaurant offering succulent romantic dining experience. But there are other places outside famed theme parks to look for gastronomic delights. For wine connoisseurs, there is a place to go and toast for the absence of the little ones – The Wine Room in Winter Park. Of course you can enjoy many dining in good company of Mickey or Scooby or head to Bösendorfer Lounge for some lovely live music and an elegant cocktail, which will NOT be served in a sippy cup. To shake off some stress and stop by Cuba Libre Restaurant and Orlando Rum Bar, where you are sure to enjoy an evening of great food and passionate dancing. |
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| And when the sun goes down and it’s time to heat up the night your best bet is no other than Downtown Disney. Don’t worry; you will not be sitting next to Cinderella or Mermaid in a night club (unless it’s Halloween time). Here, downtown Mickeyville you will find sensational night clubs, dazzling live shows and some of the best adult-oriented entertainment around. And even though it is the realm of the “mouse”, let’s face it: at the end, he does throw a great party! |
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| So with kids or childfree, on honeymoon or on mom-and-dad-getaway, come and explore your favorite side of Orlando, there is so much to find here. |
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