Winter Park

Winter Park is a city of 31,000 people (2019) in Florida near Orlando. Winter Park is often seen as a popular tourist destination for those visiting Orlando that want an escape from the typical tourist scene of the Orlando theme parks. There is a quaint, local feel to the suburb even though there are a lot of tourists, especially during the winter months and holidays.

Winter Park (Florida)

Built in 1931, it was added the National Register of Historic Places in 1998. The theatre is named after Annie Russell, who lived in Winter Park for 13 years — and taught at Rollins College — before she died. One of the rooms of the theatre is allegedly haunted, and since an incident been closed.

Annie Russell Theatre

18 passengers per boat; a tour throughout the various interconnected lakes of the city.

Winter Park's Scenic Boat Tour

One of the three locations across the Orlando area. There are league competitions on some nights.

Mon noon–midnight, Tue–Thu 10AM–midnight, Fri noon–midnight, Sat 10AM–midnight, Sun 10AM–10PM

Aloma Bowling Center

Mathews Park

Phelps Park

Enzian Theater

Martin Luther King, Jr. Park

Regal Winter Park Village Stadium 20 & RPX

Central Park

Azalea Lane Recreation Center

Dinky Dock Park

Lake Baldwin Park

Shady Park

Orwin Manor Park

Lake Estelle Park

Blue Bamboo Center for the Arts

John M. Tiedtke Concert Hall

Blue Jacket Park

Castle Park

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Get Up And Go Kayaking

Jazz Tastings

Winter Park Civic Center

Winter Park Student Ministry

1885 Events

AdLib Theatre

Bach Festival Society of Winter Park

Dayo Scuba

Lake Island

My VIP Tour

Regal Entertainment Group

Winter Park Parks & Recreation Department

Breakthrough Theatre Of Winter Park

Glenhaven Memorial Park Cemetary

Bonnie Burn Mini Park

Casa Miles

Fairbanks Park, Winter Park, Florida

Park Avenue 5k

Winter Park Hannibal Square

Things to do in Winter Park