Orlando Science Center, Orlando, Florida, United States of America

The Orlando Science Center is an accredited private museum based in Orlando, Florida. It aims to promote science through exhibits, workshops, educational programs, and performances. Founded in 1955, this science center was formerly known as the Central Florida Museum. Today, it features interactive displays, labs, two theaters, and an observatory. About 670,000 visitors flock to this place every year. This center also plays host to numerous annual events and is open to private gatherings. Its members get to enjoy exclusive benefits, free general admission, and discounts.

The Orlando Science Center is a favorite stopover among tourists exploring Orlando and nearby areas such as Heathrow and Celebration. Top attractions within the vicinity include the Disney Wilderness Preserve, which spans 11,500 acres and serves home to about 1,000 species. Another recommended landmark is Disney's the Animal Kingdom and Disney's Boardwalk. Their area is a plethora of hotels in Orlando to choose from. One of which is Silver Lake Resort, which has an outdoor pool and poolside bar. Its rooms boast hardwood furniture and have Wi-Fi access. Minutes from this hotel is Days Inn by Wyndham Orlando Conv. Center/International Dr, a budget-friendly property, is offering non-smoking rooms. Several dining options surround this hotel, though an on-site restaurant is also available. For a more luxurious stay, Grand Orlando Resort at Celebration is an excellent choice with its 40-foot waterslide, playground, and volleyball court. Its rooms are appointed with a coffee maker, plush linens, a flat-screen TV and ironing facilities.