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Orlando Grows Around Water

Follow Orlando from a downtown lake and Parramore's segregation-era hotel through courthouse memory, cultivated gardens, public science, American decorative art, and wetlands that clean the city's water.

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Lake Eola, Wells'Built, and a Treatment Wetland

Start at the lake Orlando chose as its civic mirror.Lake Eola introduces a city that gathers beside water. Wells'Built then makes segregation's geography personal through one hotel built so Black travelers had a safe place to stay, and the Orange County Regional History Center turns a former courthouse into a place for the region to examine itself. North of downtown, Leu Gardens and Orlando Science Center put cultivation and curiosity side by side; in Winter Park, the Morse Museum lets glass, architecture, and American design hold the light.Finish at Orlando Wetlands, where municipal engineering and living habitat share the same 1,650 acres. Give the Pass several days, confirm Wells'Built by phone, follow seasonal and daylight schedules, and purchase admission or special programs directly from each venue. This free PopHops Pass includes no ticket, parking, boat, tour, tram, or other venue benefit.

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