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Downtown Media Arts Center
Orlando has one of the coolest movie theaters in the Downtown Media Arts Center. Behind its green, gothic facade is one of the gems in downtown, whether you're a cinemaphile or just looking to catch an indie flick that may or may not ever hit the big screen.
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International Train & Trolley Museum
Home to the most extravagant model train set you could imagine, the International Train & Trolley Museum is well worth the price if you're into that sort of thing. Toy trains dating from the 1920s to the present day are featured, and an elaborate garden of waterfalls, trestles and 13ft-tall mountains is home to 14 model trains. Among the more impressive machines are a custom-made California trolley and an authentic Mason Bogey with two passenger cars.
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Mennello Museum of American Folk Art
Small and bright, this collection features paintings by Earl Cunningham, a self-taught artist (and pilot, and anthropologist) with an eye for colour. Wonderful rotating exhibitions focus on other folk art themes; definitely check this place out.
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Orange County Regional History Center
Pre-mouse Orlando is featured at the Orange County Regional History Center in a series of permanent and traveling exhibits showcasing the region and its history.
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Orlando Museum of Art
Founded in 1924, this sprawling museum has a great collection of modern art, with a pronounced focus on female and minority American artists. Huge rooms lend themselves to dramatic installation pieces and highlight impressive collections of African and pre-Columbian pieces.
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