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About Orlando

Any discussion about Downtown Orlando must begin with the crown jewel of The City Beautiful: the iconic and esteemed Lake Eola Park. Although the city of Orlando is home to more than 100 lakes, you may be surprised to learn that our historic Lake Eola is actually a giant sinkhole that formed in the 1870s.

Many years and storm floods later, the now glistening lake features a tiered fountain at its center that you may recognize from both the Orlando flag and the official logo for the City of Orlando. Surrounding the lake on all sides is a paved 0.9-mile path that is frequently buzzing with families, couples, dog walkers, joggers, and other outdoor enthusiasts looking to enjoy the scenic 23-acre park.



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