PTENES
Lake Eola's central fountain with Downtown Orlando buildings behind it.
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A closer look · CENTRAL FLORIDA

Orlando.

Downtown's greener side.

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01 — 03 PHOTOGRAPHS & PLACESOpen map
A first perspective

From Lake Eola to Constitution Green's live oak, finish among the paths and bridge of Dickson Azalea Park.

Start at Lake Eola, head south to Constitution Green, then east to Dickson Azalea Park. Complete the final section during daylight.

  1. 01Lake Eola Park
  2. 02Constitution Green
  3. 03Dickson Azalea Park
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Lake Eola's central fountain with Downtown Orlando buildings behind it.
Lake Eola and its central fountain · archival photograph, date unspecifiedDavid Akers
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Lake Eola's central fountain with Downtown Orlando buildings behind it.
Lake Eola and its central fountain · archival photograph, date unspecifiedDavid Akers
01 / 03 · Lake Eola Park

Begin beside the water

Walk a section of Lake Eola's path and observe the contrast between the water, landscaping and Downtown buildings.

Notice the details

The lakeside path, central fountain and places to rest.

Lake Eola Park512 E Washington Street, Orlando, FL 32801
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Municipal park. Activities such as swan boats have separate operations and hours.

Next stopConstitution Green
Ornamental pond at Lake Eola Park with a low fountain, trees and birds.
Ornamental pond at Lake Eola Park · Downtown context; this photograph does not show Constitution Green.Michael Rivera
02 / 03 · Constitution Green

Pause beneath the live oak

At Constitution Green, look for the large live oak highlighted by the city. Notice how the green space fits into the surrounding streets.

Notice the details

The oak canopy and the park's public spaces.

Constitution Green300 S Summerlin Avenue, Orlando, FL 32801
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Municipal park; follow posted rules and current hours.

Next stopDickson Azalea Park
Washington Street Bridge, with white balustrades and trees at Dickson Azalea Park.
Washington Street Bridge · Dickson Azalea Park · 2019Ebyabe
03 / 03 · Dickson Azalea Park

Shaded paths and a historic bridge

Explore Dickson Azalea Park's paths and look at Washington Street Bridge, identified by the city as one of the park's highlights.

Notice the details

Trees, paths and the bridge structure.

Dickson Azalea Park100 Rosearden Drive, Orlando, FL 32803
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The city lists sunrise-to-sunset hours. Check path conditions during your visit.

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Photographs were taken on different dates. Captions identify contextual images. Check current opening hours and access conditions using each stop’s sources. Credits