Orlando’s Historical Highlights: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

It’s hard not to feel that a mysterious but all-powerful force has hit Orlando. It starts with the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Universal Studios, and the incredible number of theme parks. Mix in Orlando’s vast selection of restaurants and bars, museums, nightclubs and live music venues, concert halls, and theaters – not to mention miles upon miles of sandy beaches. And that’s without even considering the area’s many shopping centers and high-rises.

However, big as it is, Orlando’s life-size toy box is bursting with more activities than most have time for. What follows is a list of some of Orlando’s more popular features and why so many people fall in love with this city.

When you’ve exhausted all the theme parks and attractions, a night’s sleep in your hotel room may seem like the end of the world. But don’t forget about one of Orlando’s biggest draws: its restaurants, bars, and nightclubs. There are plenty of places to eat, drink, dance, and party – especially on club row, where you can find every kind of venue, from high-end nightclubs to live music venues. Dining in Orlando may be an overwhelming experience, but it certainly doesn’t lack in quality. First, local chefs have been giving Florida a lot to taste lately. Orlando restaurants feature an eclectic mix of American, Italian, Asian, and Venezuelan cuisine. But good food isn’t just limited to Orlando.

The city has a long list of upscale, locally owned eateries worth traveling for. And if one of your hopes is to uncover some of the area’s best-kept culinary secrets, you won’t be disappointed. Orlando has a lot to offer in terms of entertainment, but if you don’t want to spend all day in your hotel room, you can always visit one of its many live music venues.