Culture & Diversity
No matter who you are or where you come from, you are sure to feel welcome as you delight in Orlando’s endless cultural diversity.
Uncover History
To hear some people tell it, Orlando’s history didn’t begin until Walt Disney World® Resort opened in 1971 — but the fact is, the region’s rich past can be traced to the prehistoric era.
Students, community members and tourists are welcome to visit this informative museum and education center, which provides an unparalleled resource for people of all ages and backgrounds to visit, reflect and grow.
In the heart of Winter Garden, The Heritage Museum, the History Research and Education Center, and Visitors’ Center document the area’s past, while the Central Florida Railroad Museum showcases the railroad’s influence.
Tour the historic Town of Eatonville, which is one of the oldest African American communities in the country and the childhood home of celebrated author Zora Neale Hurston. It’s also the site of the annual ZORA!® Festival.
Explore Orlando's Diverse Culture
Explore African American, Asian American, Hispanic and Latino, and LGBTQ+ history and influence in the Orlando area.
African American
Pair captivating African American history and culture with a full calendar of annual events.
Asian American
Discover unique Asian American and Pacific Islander restaurants, shops and celebrations.
Hispanic & Latino
Explore fascinating examples of Hispanic and Latino history and influence all over town.
LGBTQ+
Welcome to Orlando: an inclusive destination where dragons, coasters and Pride flags fly.
