A memorable, inexpensive date idea that takes just 1 to 2 hours! This museum is home to the world's…read morelargest collection of works by Louis Comfort Tiffany, including the stunning Tiffany Chapel. If you're a student, definitely check the museum's website before you go. Admission was only $6 for me, and check-in was quick and easy. The staff were so friendly, informative, and helpful. The museum has a quiet, calm atmosphere that makes it easy to take your time and really enjoy everything. I was honestly surprised by how big it was. I didn't expect there to be more than 30 rooms to explore! Each room has pamphlet guides, and complimentary audio guides are available on your phone with admission. I also loved the museum shop and picked up a few postcards to take home. There are so many great photo opportunities throughout the museum, too. If you're looking for a fun date, a peaceful afternoon, or simply appreciate art and history, this museum is absolutely worth a visit in Winter Park!

What a great museum and way bigger than I was expecting! It cost $8 for admittance and they have…read morebrochures in each section to assist for a self guided tour if you prefer to take your time. The selection was larger than I knew it would be as I thought only of Tiffany Lamps, but it is the glass making, pottery and even art as well! It is a beautiful, picturesque gallery that is worth a look. Only major downside is finding parking but that is really a winter park issue and not the museums fault.

Great value at $14 per kid - all day pass…read more There's a large diner area in the front with a huge kitchen, tons of play food, there's a mini gas station with cars. Huge variety for kids to play in a secure area. Although you can't bring outside food or drink, you can step out eat and come back in. Truly Enjoyable. Wish they had this in south florida!

This place is so cute. It's perfect for under 5. Lots of different activities or areas of play…read more Located in the mall near the arcade. They do offer military discount for entry! Socks required for certain play areas. No food or drink inside the facility.

Visiting the Zora Neale Hurston Museum was truly a treat! I learned so much about Zora's life,…read morelegacy, and her contributions to literature, culture, and history. The exhibits were informative and thoughtfully curated. It's a small but powerful space that honors her beautifully. Ms. Shirley Abullah has such a warm and welcoming presence--she was incredibly thorough and passionate in sharing Zora's story. I left feeling both inspired and more connected to such an important part of Black history. I wish more people knew about the museum and about Zora in general. The museum operates solely on donations and is located in historic Eatonville, one of the oldest Black-incorporated towns in the U.S. Each year, they host a large festival celebrating Zora's birthday--it's definitely something worth experiencing!

History is always on the top of my mind when visiting any place, and my trip to FL was no…read moredifferent. I noticed that some of the reviews may turn you off from visiting, but I hope you won't let it. As stated, it's not real a museum per se. It is more of a mini rotating exhibit of a chosen artist to show their work. This is more like a single room Vister Center, for Eatonville. Staff member, Ms. Shirley welcomed us in with open arms when we walked in. She provided us with some reading materials to learn more, and let us take our time looking at the art. She shared with us a little about Zora Neale Hurston. Who appears to have a deep impact on this oldest black municipality in the country. And it was nice to learn a little about the showcased artist as well: Granville Carrol.

Brought my kiddo to an evening v~day planetarium event because why not. We enjoyed learning about…read morethe stories behind our constellations and seeing it up bright and personal. I appreciated that the proceeds also went to the homeless community. We def need to be seeing more of that. Such a win-win. Thanks to SCC for supporting a great cause and finding a way to support community in one stone.

I was surprised and delighted to learn of this gem that has been hidden from me all of this time…read more Already this year, I have had a chance the attend a couple of solar system presentations at this planetarium. I thoroughly enjoyed them. The planetarium is small enough to provide an intimate experience yet just large enough to let you feel like you're really getting into the cosmos. The first time I arrived early to avoid being late due to the possibility of getting lost. The doors open 15 minutes prior and once the show starts, you can leave but you can't enter or re-enter. Not only did I not get lost but imagine my joy to find that volunteers had brought out telescopes so that we could get a closer look at some of the cool objects in the night sky. So, of course, I went early again (and will likely continue to do so). The first night was a great view of a nearly full moon. Other bodies visible to the eye included Jupiter, Venus, Mars, Saturn, Polaris and Orion's Belt. It was even more fantastic to be able to get a closer look of the planets and the moon via the telescope. The Speakers and Planetarium Director are high energy, entertaining and provide lots of interesting information. They really make it enjoyable to be there learning about the solar system. Initially, I was surprised to see that seats filled up quickly but after my first experience, I now understand why. I really enjoyed the time spent here and think that it's worth the $6 per person. I look forward to coming back to check out any upcoming cool celestial events.

Took my kids, 15 & 9. My 15 y/o loves history & enjoyed the visit. My 9 y/o somewhat enjoyed but…read morethere is a lot of reading.The current rotating exhibit area was about Curious George author & illustrator H.A. & Margret Rey which she liked. Due to remodel there were only 2 rooms open, expected to reopen the rest of the center in January 2026. I'd say plan for about an hour for your visit. Docents were nice, checked on us periodically to see if we had questions & gave us some bits of information.

I visited the Holocaust Memorial Resource & Education Center of Florida in Maitland recently. I…read morewent there to do the free Anne Frank virtual reality (VR) Beyond The Bookcase tour I heard about on NPR. The Anne Frank House partnered with Force Field VR to create it. My first question was: Are the VR sets and headphones clean? The VR set goes right on your face. The employee assured me that they clean everything in between use. Ok good. The VR recreates the Secret Annex where Anne Frank lived in hiding from 1942-1944. You see what life was like in the attic as you are guided through the rooms by Anne. The VR is available in 7 languages and is 25 minutes long. The VR is only for children over the age 13. There were groups of high school students there doing the VR. You sit down during the VR but I moved around in my chair a little. The VR made history come to life. Wow! The employees there were also super nice and helpful. The center and VR experience is free but donations are accepted. The Center's website states the VR experience exhibit is there until 2023.

This lace was really cool to visit. It is a small museum that has references to the old time town…read more I believe they change a bit the main topic inside. The day I went, they displayed a big tribute to the Lions Club International. They also have access to a replicate of the train that was used back in the days. It was amazing!!

This is a nice history museum that has a lot of local history on the city of Winter Garden. It's a…read morenice place to stop by and the staff there are very helpful and knowledgeable about the city. There's a railroad car nearby that's cool to explore when it's open.

ORLANDO, FL: one of the best attractions we did on our trip was a haunted walking tour with…read moreOrlando Haunts! Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed to join as you walk through downtown and stop at buildings that have history of supernatural events! Our guide, Korben, was fantastic in telling the stories of ghosts, mysteries, and history that you wouldn't even know are right here in the city! A graveyard under a movie theatre, a college campus that was a former morgue, murders, mafia crimes, and more! This was such a unique experience and we had a great time! The tour is about 60 minutes covering 1 mile and features a few stops! Policy as of 4/26/24: "Pets are welcome as long as they do not disrupt or distract from the tour." You can also find these ghost tours in over 40 cities in the U.S.!

100-year-old buildings, historic saloons, gothic cathedrals…read more Not all of Orlando is all about Mickey & Minnie, Harry Potter's World and warm beaches but there is always something enchanting about listening to ghost stories. We attended a walking ghost tour in Orlando on a Sunday evening. For a Sunday night the restaurants, bars and clubs all seem to be operating as if it was the start of a weekend... although the on-and-off rain has reduced the "usual" crowd there were still a lot of people out, we actually walked to some shady parts of DTO which was more scary than the ghost stories... but wait, I'm still getting started with the actual ghost tour. Our meeting place was outside the Orange County Regional History Center in Downtown Orlando. We did a lot of walking so wear comfy shoes. Our guide talked about haunted buildings focusing on: 1- The Beacham - a ghost of an old woman is seen somewhere near the stage, always accompanied by drastic temperature drops. 2- The Cheyenne Saloon is one of the most popular venues in Orlando, but it has a spooky past... 3- Church Street 4- Ceviche - guests will see an out-of-place woman dressed in 19th century garb, standing behind them in the reflection 5- Hamburger Mary's Bar and Grille, originally a hardware store. Apparition of a young girl dressed in Victorian clothing 6- Kress Building - Kres Chophouse is considered to be a paranormal hot-spot by Central Florida ghost hunters 7- St James Catholic Cathedral - they even conduct their own ghost tour inside 8- Orange County Regional History Center - we learned about one of America's most prolific serial killers, Ted Bundy. The building was the location of Bundy's murder trial in 1979 My daughter purchased the Bonus Extended Tour Upgrade which was up to 4 additional haunted locations. These were all interesting and cool. Thank you to our tour guide, Tabitha.) Review #2781

Great location. My 2 year old likes it. He enjoys the ball pit and some of the themed areas. I just…read morewish they had a membership option.

Wow. Wish I had known how new and improved this place was! It is a fantastic experience and my…read moregrandson loved every second. The dinosaur bones area was super impressive