When it comes to attractions, there’s so much more to Orlando than the big theme parks. Areas like International Drive and Kissimmee offer lots of places to explore and get lost in the wonder of it all. Play tourist for a day, a weekend or even a week, and explore these other gems right in our own backyard.
They are educators, mentors, counselors, physicians, fundraisers, entrepreneurs, and individuals who stand up for others. But most of all they are leaders who help keep our community strong. Orlando magazine is proud to honor the 24 individuals featured on the following pages as Women of the Year. We asked you, our readers, for nominees and you responded with a wealth of recommendations, along with details on how these women make a huge difference in the lives of countless people daily. Our congratulations—and thanks—to them all.
Orlando attractions are getting back to normal. And it’s just in time, as theme parks and smaller venues debut myriad offerings—including new coasters, rides, water slides, shows, festivals and even brand-new theme parks! Come along for the ride as we tour what’s new and what not to miss at Central Florida’s world-class attractions. There’s no better time to play the tourist than now.
Before theme parks took over, tourists flocked to Florida for tropical beauty, small towns, unique wildlife, clear springs, and to get a glimpse of the final frontier: space travel. Don’t miss these “Old Florida” attractions beyond Orlando that have been drawing visitors for decades.
Cryotherapy doesn’t just lower your body temp, it decreases inflammation, recovery time and so much more. Here’s everything you need to know about this innovative body treatment.
Hit the asphalt at a leisurely pace and you’ll be surprised what you discover along the way. Here are six easy drive-to Florida destinations for the road warrior.
