Make the Most of Your Orlando Stay

Take a different pace in Winter Park, where Park Avenue shopping, lakeside scenery, museums and cultural attractions offer another side of Central Florida.

Winter Park Village

An open-air shopping and dining complex on Fairbanks Avenue with a mix of national retailers, local restaurants and a cinema. Good for an afternoon browse or an evening out.

The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art

Home to the world's most comprehensive collection of works by Louis Comfort Tiffany, including the reconstructed Tiffany Chapel from the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. The permanent collection also covers American art pottery, late 19th- and early 20th-century American paintings, and decorative art.

Winter Park Scenic Boat Tour

An 18-passenger pontoon boat ride through the Winter Park chain of lakes, passing lakefront estates, cypress trees and the Rollins College campus. Tours depart hourly from Lake Osceola. Reservations recommended.

Central Park

An 11-acre park running along Park Avenue in the heart of the downtown shopping district. Mature oaks, open lawns and a rose garden make it a natural stopping point between shops and restaurants. The park hosts events throughout the year including the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival.

Casa Feliz

A beautifully restored Spanish farmhouse designed by architect James Gamble Rogers II, now used as an event and cultural venue. The grounds are open for self-guided visits, and the house hosts regular tours, art events and preservation programs.

Winter Park History Museum

Operated by the Winter Park Historical Association, the museum collects, preserves and presents the history of Winter Park through rotating exhibits and archival research. A compact stop for anyone curious about how this community developed.

Bach Festival Society of Winter Park

One of the oldest continuously operating Bach festivals in the United States and Central Florida's longest-running performing arts organization. The society presents choral and orchestral performances throughout the year at Knowles Memorial Chapel on the Rollins College campus.

Crealdé School of Art

A community-based nonprofit arts organization founded in 1975, offering year-round visual arts classes for all ages, a summer art camp, visiting artist workshops and three galleries including a Contemporary Sculpture Garden. A second campus, the Hannibal Square Heritage Center, extends the school's community programs in partnership with the City of Winter Park.

Dinky Dock Park

A small city park on Lake Virginia with boat launch access to the Winter Park chain of lakes, connecting five lakes via canals: Virginia, Osceola, Maitland, Mizell and Minneola. A quiet spot to watch the water or launch a kayak.

Winter Park Public Library

A full-service public library open seven days a week, with a broad collection of books, audiobooks, digital titles and children's materials. The library also offers public computers, meeting rooms and regular programming for all ages.

The Winter Park Playhouse

Central Florida's only professional musical theater dedicated to musical comedies, revues and cabarets. Located just blocks from Park Avenue, the Playhouse runs a year-round Mainstage series of Broadway and Off-Broadway productions alongside a monthly Spotlight Cabaret Series featuring guest performers in an intimate setting.