Walt Disney World is both the largest vacation resort in the world and most visited theme park resort in the world. At over 25,000 acres, the massive property features four world-renowned theme parks,

A Catholic church built in the 1980s so that the large number of visitors to the Orlando region would have a place to attend church.

This recently renovated museum displays a fine rotating collection of American, pre-Colombian and African art.

Orlando's 14.5 mile long International Drive welcomes travelers from all over the world to stay in one of the more than 100 hotels, to shop in nearly 500 stores and visit Orlando's theme parks: like...

Ripley's collection of stories and artifacts that 'document' the bizarre and incredible.

This museum covers the history of Central Florida and includes artifacts that date back to prehistory, like prehistoric projectile points, and extend into recent recorded time, like Seminole pottery and a Victorian parlor.

The Holy Land Experience is designed to show visitors what it was like to live in the time of Jesus Christ.

A laid-back amusement area outside the traditional Disney Parks.

Thornton Park is a trendy neighborhood in the heart of downtown Orlando. Catering to a diverse and hip crowd, this area is busy every night with activity. Don' t miss restaurants in the area include: 

From the time you arrive at the Orlando Science Center, you are immersed in cool science, like walking across the glass bridge into the 3-story open lobby. You can start on the first floor by visiting

Train and trolley enthusiasts will enjoy this unique model train museum and store.

Popular shopping, dining and entertainment complex designed to appeal to every member of the family.