Chinatown, Grant Avenue
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Pretty beach with 1km walking path on the cliffs and gigantic sloped lawn.
A trendy street in the middle of a sketchy neighborhood, with cafes and colorful graffiti-covered walls.
Also known as Little Italy, North Beach is a famous neighborhood of the beat poets, with great Italian sidewalk cafes and jazz bars.
Nice hilly streets to walk around and check out graffiti.
A main street of late 19th century storefronts, popular cafes, and a hip college scene.
Wild street of sights and smells, ironically labeled a "Drug Free Zone."
Really interesting medieval museum, that holds school-aged kids attention too!
Street with red lanterns with gold tassles, whimsical lampposts, and storefronts that swoop up in the corners.
1920s craftsman houses, and a gentille main strip with adorable Cafe Madeleine, woodsy Station Tavern, and a bookstore with a great kids section and lots of art books.
Also known as Little Italy, North Beach is a famous neighborhood of the beat poets, with great Italian sidewalk cafes and jazz bars.
Stroll past beautiful architecture, ponds, fountains, flowers, and trees. Visit many different museums! And best of all, walk through sumptuous gardens.
Great restaurants among moss-draped trees (Thornton Park), lit-up highrises at night (Orange Ave), and sun-worshippers enjoying Lake Eola Park.
An exciting-feeling university on a gorgeous campus loaded with moss-draped oak trees and tons of shade.
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