Central Florida Zoological Park - Stroll through this natural park and view animals from around the world, including Florida. A petting zoo for the kids is included. 3755 N. Hwy. 17-92.

Gatorland - The Alligator Capitol of the World contains thousands of alligators and crocodiles. Learn about the animals' habitat. Snakes also slither about the exhibits. Alligator delicacies are for your palate's delight. 14501 S Orange Blossom Trail

Green Meadows Petting Farm - Take a tour of a working farm. See first hand over two hundred farm animals. Pony rides for the kids and a tractor drawn hay ride. 1368 South Poinciana Blvd.

Medieval Life - Chivalry is alive again . Knights, blacksmiths, and villains roam this abode. Journey back to Medieval times as you witness all the period events. 4510 Irlo Bronson Hwy.

Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum - 16 galleries of odd and unusual exhibits from around the world to amaze and amuse you. 8201 International Drive

Wekiwa Springs State Park - Hiking, Canoeing, Horseback riding, camping and picnicking available at this 6,900 acre natural park. Follow man made trails through wooded areas or canoe at your own leisure. Canoe rentals are available. 1800 Wekiwa Circle

Orlando Science Center and John Young Planetarium - Learn about science by involving your self with various scientific exhibits. Children or adults can interact with the displays. The stars and sky are featured in the planetarium and on weekends the planetarium will host a 3d Cosmic Concert laser light show with rock music. 810 E. Rollins St.

Orlando Museum of Art - American art from the 19th and 20th century. Children have their own interactive art gallery. 2416 Mills Ave.

Flying Tigers Restoration Museum - Aviation hanger style museum displaying WWII aircraft in various stages of restoration. Tours are guided or unguided. Guest can also take a ride on a WACO YMF-5 for $95-180 per couple. 231 N. Hoagland Blvd.

Johns River Cruises and Tours - Become immersed in the raw nature of the St. Johns River on a 50-foot pontoon boat. A narrator leads you through a two-hour jaunt on the river where wildlife can be enjoyed. 4255 Peninsula Point

A World of Orchids - Tromp through one of the worlds largest orchid displays. Rare species of orchids are grown here. Seed purchases can be transacted. 2501 Old Lake Wilson Rd.

Harry P. Leu Botanical Gardens - Florida's largest formal rose garden and the largest camellia collections in the eastern United States. Also featured is Leu's restored home from the 1800's. 1920 N. Forest Ave
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