Best attractions and places to see around Orlovista include local points of interest and convenient access to the wider Orlando metropolitan area. This community features green spaces like Orlo Vista Park, known for its walking paths and recreational facilities, and historic sites such as Lake Hill Cemetery. The area's mid-century neighborhoods are built around Lake Orlo, characterized by old oak trees. Orlovista offers a blend of local charm and diverse attractions for visitors.
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The heart of downtown Orlando, Lake Eola Park in the South Eola neighborhood is home to hundreds of events and activities, welcoming over two million visitors each year. This park has wildlife, historical monuments, and public artwork in just under a one mile loop. Well worth the morning, afternoon or evening time spent.
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You can visit the iconic Universal Globe, outside of Universal Studios Theme Park, while walking around Universal's CityWalk. The CityWalk area can get pretty crowded but it may be worth the photo-op for any diehard fans.
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artwork on Lake Orlando
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If you like roller coasters and are looking for many other types of rides, this is the place to visit. The prices are on the higher end.
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The Apopka-Vineland Outpost is a major trailhead for the West Orange Trail. There is a small parking lot here with a small pavilion, restrooms, and a water fountain.
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This sculpture depicts a flock of birds taking off from the lake. Take some time to truly study this piece of art, as the welding and craftsmanship are truly impressive.
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Depicting a flock of birds ascending into the sky, the Take Flight sculpture is made from cast alloy, welded together. From a far away, it's difficult to perceive the beauty in how it is all put together, but as you draw closer, you can appreciate the thought that went into this fascinating piece of art. You will have to dismount your bike as you enter this area.
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Within Orlovista, you can visit Orlo Vista Park, a beautiful green space offering walking paths, a playground, sports facilities, and scenic water features ideal for bird-watching. The community is also built around Lake Orlo, known for its old oak trees. For a glimpse into local history, Lake Hill Cemetery is the burial place of Aaron Jernigan, Orlando's first settler.
Beyond Orlovista's local parks, the wider Orlando area offers several natural attractions. Lake Eola Park Loop in Downtown Orlando is a popular spot with stunning views, a fountain, and opportunities for boating, bird-watching, and spotting turtles and squirrels. You can also find opportunities for scenic airboat tours to experience Florida's natural environment.
Orlovista itself has the historic Lake Hill Cemetery. In the broader Orlando area, you can explore the Orange County Regional History Center, housed in the historic 1927 Orange County Courthouse, which details the history of Central Florida. Church Street Station, originally a train depot, is now an entertainment and dining district that preserves historic buildings. Leu Gardens also offers a diverse collection of plants, reflecting Orlando's agricultural past.
Yes, there are many family-friendly options. Locally, Orlo Vista Park features a large, well-equipped children's playground. The Orlando area is renowned for its theme parks, including Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Orlando Resort (which includes Universal´s Islands of Adventures), SeaWorld Orlando, and LEGOLAND Florida. The Orlando Science Center also provides an impressive array of exhibits for scientific discovery.
The area around Orlovista offers various outdoor activities. You can find numerous routes for running, cycling, and hiking. For example, the Running Trails around Orlovista guide features routes like the Lake Eola Park loop. Cyclists can explore options such as the West Orange Trail, with a major trailhead at the Apopka-Vineland Outpost, as detailed in the Cycling around Orlovista guide. For hikers, the Hiking around Orlovista guide includes trails like the Bill Frederick Park Nature Trail.
For walking or running, the Lake Eola Park Loop is a popular choice in central Orlando, offering a beautiful path around the lake. The Running Trails around Orlovista guide also lists several routes, including the Gaston Edwards Park loop and the Orlando loop to Lake Eola via Lake Davis, catering to various distances and difficulties.
Yes, Lake Eola Park is home to several impressive art installations. You can find six of the eight "See Art Orlando sculpture" installations lining the park. A notable piece is the Take Flight Sculpture, depicting a flock of birds ascending into the sky, made from cast alloy and welded together, complementing the Lake Eola walkways.
Near Orlovista, you can explore vibrant entertainment and shopping districts in the wider Orlando area. Disney Springs™ is a favorite for its diverse shopping, dining, and entertainment options. ICON Park features attractions like the SEA LIFE Aquarium, Madame Tussauds, and The Orlando Eye. Church Street Station also offers an entertainment and dining experience in a historic setting.
Visitors particularly enjoy the blend of natural beauty and urban attractions. The serene environment of Lake Eola Park Loop, with its beautiful layout, boating opportunities, and wildlife, is highly appreciated. The impressive art installations, like the Take Flight Sculpture, also draw admiration for their craftsmanship. The convenience of amenities at trailheads like the West Orange Trail – Apopka-Vineland Outpost is also valued by outdoor enthusiasts.
Several attractions around Orlovista offer good accessibility. Lake Eola Park Loop, the Take Flight Sculpture, and the West Orange Trail – Apopka-Vineland Outpost are noted as wheelchair accessible. The Universal Globe area at Universal's CityWalk is also wheelchair friendly, allowing many visitors to enjoy these popular spots.
Absolutely! The area is well-suited for cycling. The Cycling around Orlovista guide highlights routes like the South Lake Trail and the Florida Coast-to-Coast Trail for more challenging rides. For a major trailhead with amenities, visit the West Orange Trail – Apopka-Vineland Outpost, which provides parking, restrooms, and a water fountain.


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