Orlando FL Florida Museums: There are museums all over Orlando, all different types from art, to weird and wonderful artefacts so something to interest or amuse everyone. When people think of Orlando, the last thing that comes to mind is museums, but Orlando offers its own range of Museums and these are more entertainment exhibitions and it is well worth going to a few. They are presented in such a way that all age groups will enjoy these outings.

Ripley’s Believe it or Not Museum
This Museum includes weird and wonderful displays but different to any other Ripley’s Museum you’ve been in. Many of the exhibitions were collected by Robert Ripley on his expeditions around the world. Open every day from 9am to 1am it provides endless hours of looking at the strangest things in the world. The long admission hours mean you can spend as long as you like going from spectacle to spectacle. It can also provide a more peaceful few hours, maybe in the evening after a hectic day spent at one of the theme parks. Admission is about 20 dollars for adults and 13 for children with free parking.
Telephone 407 351 5803
8021 International Drive Orlando

Orlando Museum of Art
2416 N Mills Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32803
407 896 4231
There are many different styles of artwork, such as Ancient American and African American. It has many different types of art, painting, sketches, pottery and the like.

Orlando Science Center
900 East Princeton St, Orlando, Florida 32803
407 246 4278
This Museum appeals to a wide age range with amazing displays of the human anatomy and many interactive exhibits to keep up the interest. Science is presented in an entertaining way here and there is a Cinedome, Planetarium and Observatory as well. There are also many special exhibitions spread right throughout the year so there is always something new. Exhibition to all parts of the Center is $16 with reductions for children and senior citizens. There are reduced admission rates after 6pm on Fri and Sat which may suit some people. This Center is closed on Mondays.

Orange County Regional History Center
65 E. Central Blvd. Orlando, Florida USA 32801
407 836-8500
Orange County’s history has been brought to Orlando. On your trip to Orlando you can brush up on your knowledge of history by spending some time in this Museum.

International Train and Trolley Museums
A museum with a difference. The Museum includes trolley and train rides and a huge G-gauge model train layout – one of the largest indoor displays, plus lots of information about trains and trolley buses.
8990-A International Dr. Orlando FL USA 32819