Central Florida · MUSEUMS
18 tours
Central Florida runs museum visits most of the year, and the gap between the good ones and the rest is wider than the gap in price. These 15 are the ones to book: what each costs, how long it takes, and the traveller it actually suits.
Cape Canaveral Oz fans get rare first editions, original movie props, and a surround show mixing Van Gogh visuals and space imagery.
“Amazing amount of memorabilia….learned so much. Cool experience! I would recommend it. Immersive experience was very interesting.”
Hop-on hop-off trolley in St. Augustine with History Museum entry, big Spanish-era sights, and a chance to sample Fountain of Youth water.
“Learning the history and all the on and off stops made out easy. Great to get around town.”
Prebook your ticket to Museum of Illusions Orlando at Icon Park for a 1-hour, hands-on, photo-ready illusion experience.
“Great staff, very welcoming. Cool things to see! I had a great time. Staff supported by providing guidance and taking our pictures.”
Timed entry to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition in Orlando with self-guided rooms, 300+ recovered artifacts, and an iceberg you can touch.
“Very fascinating but sad. I very much dislike your dictating to me how long of a review to leave you.”
Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition in Orlando lets you explore 17 galleries of artifacts and full-scale rooms, touch an iceberg, and more.
“great experience, would recommend for fans of the actual ship and the movie alike”
Optical illusion rooms at ICON Park. 50 interactive exhibits, impossible photos in Infinity Room, plus Reverse and Ames Room. Book $31.
“Staff was very helpful. Excellent place to have some fun!”
A self-guided day in Orlando with a $200 million auto collection, 18 themed rooms, Batman and Bond exhibits, and photo-ready movie cars.
“Great atmosphere, we went early so there were no crowds. We didn’t eat there as the James Bond restaurant had no one to greet us although we waited for a few minutes. Otherwise it was a great museum.”
A 1-day St. Augustine trolley pass plus Old Jail, Oldest Store Museum, and St. Augustine History Museum for one set price, $69.
“Excellent tour of St Augustine. Went to see the Museum and got to explore much more of the history of St Augustine with the hop on/off trolley rides.”
Explore St. Augustine’s Medieval Torture Museum with an audio guide, add app-based ghost hunting, and finish at Tiny Art Gallery.
“It's hard for kids, but very informative about the violence of the middle ages.”
Step into Dezerland Park’s Orlando Auto Museum, with 2,000+ cars, Batman and James Bond rooms, movie vehicles, and 18 themed displays.
“Seeing the cars of my generation brought back many wonderful memories How could I have forgotten such important events of my life Thank you”
Skip-the-line entry to Orlando’s Museum of Military History, with a 2-hour self-paced visit through American wars and artifacts.
“Take the tour!!! There are many exhibits and a tour guide will walk you through each one and give you details that the exhibits alone will not describe. Absolutely enjoyed and we were fascinated by the discourse of our tour guide Al. Thank you for a wonderful experience.”
Explore Imagine Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, for dramatic, light-filled glass art, from Harvey Littleton to Murano and today’s masters.
“Really cool museum! Some gorgeous pieces. Lots of fun but no touching!”
Henry B. Plant Museum ticket with English or Spanish audio guide in Tampa Bay Hotel. Self-paced Henry Plant story and the Cuban Campaign.
“The tour was much smaller than I expected, given the size of the building. The staff was friendly and parking was easy,”
VIP tour of the Orlando Auto Museum at Dezerland Park, plus indoor attractions on International Drive, about 1.5 hours for $31.95.
“Best auto museum that I have ever been in. It includes some very rare cars from European countries as well as USA.”
Self-guided Wizard of Oz Museum in Cape Canaveral with QR audio, 3D laser projections, 2,000 artifacts, plus Van Gogh projection room.
“It was great to see how many different variations of Oz there were. The displays were nice and informative. We flew in to go on a cruise and are glad we were able to get the opportunity to see the museum.”
