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Situated in the Sun Belt, Orlando is world famous for being an international tourist resort and for being the home of Walt Disney World and the Universal Orlando Resort. Magic is assured in one of the many theme parks of the city. Visits to the parks can be combined with exclusive shopping, fantastic Spas, boutique hotels, and a great variety of restaurants that will satisfy every imaginable taste. As a tourist, you will need plenty of time to discover all the city attractions since one can spend days in the theme parks. And after that, there is still so much more to discover!

With the second largest number of hotel rooms in the country, Orlando makes sure that you will find the perfect accommodation here; luxury resorts, rental homes, boutique hotels or economical bed and breakfast inns, the choice is yours.

Widely recognized as a city with a booming tourist industry, Orlando attracts visitors mainly with Walt Disney World, where four theme parks and two water parks make sure that the visitors always have fun. Being the location of the beautiful Cinderella Castle, Magic Kingdom is the most famous of the (more...) theme parks. Let your fantasy come alive as you learn how to be a pirate and meet your favorite Disney characters.

Universal Studios Florida opened in 1990 with the intention of being the theme park that lets visitors “ride the movies.” Hollywood, New York and the Woody Woodpecker’s Kidzone are three of the six theme areas found here. Another theme park was added to the resort in 1999, and called Islands of Adventure. Visitors can make their way through the various islands like the Marvel Super Hero Island, the Jurassic Park and the new Wizarding World of Harry Potter.

Focused on marine animals, various zoological displays and rides, Sea World Orlando is another theme park to visit in the city. The park offers multiple daily shows, enjoyed by both children and adults.

Learn more about science in the Orlando Science Museum and Dr. Phillips’ Cinedome, which consists of interesting exhibits, a planetarium and IMAX, an amazing 8-story mega-screen theatre. Whether outer space interests you or not, it is fun to visit the JFK Space Center. Who knows, you might get to see a rocket launch. Save money on the entrance with the Go Orlando Card that offers a free entrance to 45 Orlando attractions.

Encounter a mix of nature and urban architecture as you stroll around Lake Eola Park, a beautiful setting in the heart of downtown Orlando. Sit down to have a coffee in one of the many cafés as you watch people walking their dogs in this beautiful environment. After the coffee, rent a swan boat and go out on the lake. The amphitheater at the lake occasionally shows outdoor movies. Every Sunday, the lake hosts a Farmer’s Market, where you can pick up locally produced articles. Take an adventure tour to Discovery Cove, where you can go snorkeling and swim with the dolphins. Feed the local birds, which eat right out of your hand.

Orlando has dining options to suit all tastes since it is a true culinary destination. Visitors with sophisticated tastes can satisfy their appetite for dishes from exclusive restaurants or more casual eateries. While you are here, you might as well sign up for a cooking class at a top-ranked cooking school. If you go to the city in November, don’t miss the annual International Food & Wine Festival presented by Vanity Fair celebrated in the Epcot theme park within the Walt Disney World Resort. Smell and taste the world’s best food and wine while enjoying the Eat to the Beat concerts with artists like Sugar Ray, Jon Secada or Boys II Men.

The humid and subtropical climate brings good holiday weather all year round, but it can sometimes be very hot in the summer and the humid climate brings thunderstorms to the area between May and September. The winter in the city is normally dry and temperate, which make this season the most enjoyable time to be in Orlando.

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