Where Orlando - July - August 2018

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Editor’s Itinerary
New this month, our editor
shares her secrets to staying
in the know with all the latest
and greatest that's happening
throughout Orlando.

Hot Dates
Can't Miss Events
See what's happening and
what you need to know about
July 4th celebrations, Jay-Z and
Beyonce in concert, the latest
art exhibits around town, and
world class sports events right
here in Central Florida.

Chill Eats

Some of Orlando’s Top Foodies Share What to Eat to Beat the Heat During the Hot Summer Months in The City Beautiful.

4 mins

On the Go

Rain, sun, heat, humidity. Or all of the above in the same day. Whatever comes your way, we’ve got you covered.

1 min

Golf Courses

Tranquilo Golf ClubLocated at Four Seasons Resort Orlando, the par 71 course was designed by Tom Fazio and is certified by the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary program for golf. Recently, the course became private, and is currently available only to Four Seasons Resort guests and members of Tranquilo Golf Club. The course’s practice facilities recently underwent an extensive renovation and feature a 400-yard driving range and an 18-hole putting green. Guests looking for nourishment can dine at the Plancha, located in Tranquilo’s club house and open to the public for lunch and dinner daily as well as brunch on Sundays. 10100 Dream Tree Blvd., Lake Buena Vista. fourseasons.com/orlando

5 mins

Bars, Lounges & Clubs

House of Blues Grab a bite of Southern soul food and rock out at this music-infused restaurant and concert venue in Disney Springs. Come to see some of the best touring musical acts in town or enjoy the Sunday Gospel Brunch when uplifted spirits are served alongside mimosas and grits. On August 19, the House of Blues welcomes The B-52s with The Sh’Booms. Doors open at 7 p.m. Open daily. 1490 E Buena Vista Dr, Lake Buena Vista. houseofblues. com/orlando

10 mins

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Where Orlando magazine is the ultimate Orlando travel guide. Each issue not only takes travelers behind the scenes at the iconic sights and landmarks of the area’s visitor corridor, International Drive and Lake Buena Vista, but it probes the smartest cultural trends that travelers and visitors will find of interest. From where to go and what to do in hot city districts like Winter Park, Dr. Phillips/Restaurant Row and Downtown Orlando, to where to find relaxation at local parks and spas, Where Orlando magazine is the traveler’s complete guide to go, and is designed to be as valuable for the first-time visitor as it is for the experienced traveler. Every issue comes loaded with the Where® Guide, a quick-reference compilation of editor’s picks on where to eat, activities and tours to take, things to do, art and design districts, nightlife and entertainment, shopping destinations and more.

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