3 Best Places To See in Orlando, FL

“Sea Life Orlando Aquarium has 50 attractions around the globe. Sea Life Orlando Aquarium has family-friendly exhibits featuring a variety of sea creatures. It has over 5,000 insects, including colorful fish, seahorses, and jellyfish, and surrounds you in Orlando's only 360-degree ocean tunnel with turtles and sharks. Sea Life offers an interactive journey into marine life diversity while taking an active role in conservation efforts and encouraging others to lend support. The Aquarium creates awareness, conservation, and fun for visitors. The Aquarium is home to over 5000 marine creatures from three oceans. Aquarium gives the schools and groups an immersive, educational experience. Sea Life Orlando Aquarium features a 360 ° indoor attraction of 25,000 square feet underwater ocean tunnel. Free admission for kids ages 2 and under.”

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“Harry P. Leu Gardens offers various assignments, including self-guided adult, guided adult, and fantastic school/scout tours. The Botanical Garden is one of the most impressive camellia collections in the South. It covers 50 acres of stunning views and is a few minutes from downtown Orlando's historic house. Visitors can explore more than 40 exhibits, including the tropical rainforest, Florida's most extensive formal rose garden, and the butterfly garden. Harry P. Leu Gardens explores their historic home, the Leu House Museum, listed on the National Historic Places Register. The garden provides unique tours designed to enhance your overall garden experience. Take a tour of the historic Leu House Museum to learn about the families who once called the gardens home. Free admission for children under 4, members, and active duty military.”

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“Orlando Science Center provides three floors of exciting exhibits, an incredible giant screen, 3-D movies, and live programming. The staff delivered presentations and showed displays in shop windows and bank lobbies. There is always something exciting at OSC for its 670,000 annual visitors. The OCS has been a venue for more than 60 years, fostering exploration and discovery. The Orlando Science Center provides education and resources inside and beyond the building walls, like field trips, family science nights at school, and the community center and outreach. All visitors of all ages enjoy learning and having fun. There is a limited number of wheelchairs." The museum allows visitors to learn more about STEM in an inspiring, interactive setting. Free admission for children under 2.”

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