The museums in the city each have their own theme and contain treasures like unique pieces of art as well as intricate Tiffany glass and also the town's fire station. While it's tempting to skip some of the lesser-known museums in the more remote areas, the drive to I-4 and those well-known city places to visit are worth the effort.

One of the things that make Orlando museums unique is the fact that they are located in historic structures which are just as ancient as the town itself or are located in a city park with vast lawns and stunning gardens and the parks to explore.

Orlando Museum of Art
The Orlando Museum of Art was established in 1924 and is still an absolute must-see for visitors who wish to discover the rich heritage of Orlando while admiring the most historic and modern art pieces. Each year, the museum has 10-12 exhibitions that are on-site and 13 exhibits that are not on-site and, therefore, no matter what time you visit, there will be something new to discover.

Orlando Science Center
Since its inception, over 60 years, the Orlando Science Center has welcomed visitors to an interactive museum. The museum is spread over four floors and is filled with interactive exhibits, laboratories, workshops, theaters and many more. When you visit, you'll find exhibits that can discover more about America's food system and ways to improve its sustainability and how kinetic energy functions and the most popular dinosaurs.
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The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art

The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art is situated in the historic Winter Park. The museum is home to the largest collection of work of Louis Comfort Tiffany including leaded-glass lames, paintings and the art of glass and windows. The museum is spacious and is also house to American pottery and paintings and many more. The tranquil rooms of the museum make it an ideal stop during the afternoon after a day spent exploring the busy Winter Park or taking a cruise along the Winter Park Scenic Boat Tour.

Orlando Fire Museum
The Orlando Fire Museum building was constructed in 1926 and initially housed Station 3. The museum highlights the historical background of firefighting in Orlando. One of the coolest items that the museum has is that 1926 American LeFrance fire engine which has been restored to its original condition. The Museum is not open except on the days of Saturday, Friday and Saturday.

Orange County Regional History Center
The Orange County Regional History Center is situated in an historic building dating from 1927. It was formerly used as the Orange County courthouse. The museum is used to document and educating the public on Orlando's past through aviation, up to the Pulse Nightclub tragedy and is currently honoring healthcare workers with a special exhibit.

Albin Polasek museum And Sculpture Gardens
The gorgeous residence of Albin Polasek Albin Polasek, a Czech sculpturer, is nestled on the shores of Lake Osceola. The house is currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places. While wandering around, visitors can take in sculptures, paintings and other artifacts that represent his lives and heritage of Polasek and others American artists. The gardens outside are full of a range of sculptures and must not be not missed.