Lake Eola Park
Lake Eola is the green heart of downtown Orlando: 23 acres around a lake that's technically a sinkhole, with the landmark Linton E. Allen Memorial Fountain lit at its center and the famous swan paddle boats on the water. A 0.9-mile path circles it, and the Sunday farmers market makes it a local ritual. It's free, walkable, and the best low-cost thing to do downtown.
Downtown's swan boats, Sunday farmers market, and the city's best sunset walk, free.
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Sunday for the 10am–3pm farmers market, or golden hour when the fountain lights come on.
Rent a swan paddle boat in late afternoon so you're on the water when the fountain lights up at dusk.
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