by The Editors | November 24, 2016
Bird’s Eye View: A Walking Guide to Winter Park
Green spaces, gorgeous shops and gourmet spots make Winter Park a must-do destination.
Illustration by Leslie Chalfont
- CHARLES HOSMER MORSE MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART Houses the most comprehensive collection of Louis Comfort Tiffany art, including stained glass windows, lamps and jewels.
445 N. Park Ave. - BRIARPATCH Turns out American classics like burgers and buttermilk pancakes, earning its rep for “the best brunch” on Park Ave.
252 N. Park Ave. - PRATO Chef-driven Italian eatery featuring house-made pasta, wood-fire grill and a menu that changes daily.
124 N. Park Ave. - WINTER PARK BOAT TOUR Winds through canopied canals and explores the shores of the Winter Park Chain of Lakes. 312 E. Morse Blvd.
- BARNIE’S KITCHEN COFFEE Java joint serves up micro-roasted coffee creations and gourmet food selections. 118 S. Park Ave.
- JOHN CRAIG The flagship location of this independent clothier outfits well-dressed men across Central Florida. 132 S. Park Ave.
- THE GROVE Pretty, preppy and posh, this women’s shop carries adorable clothing, accessories and gifts. 121 E. Welbourne Ave.
- WINE ROOM Wine-dispensing machines, fitted with nearly 160 bottles of international vino, pour tasting sizes for the aficionado or the lush. 270 S. Park Ave.
- LUMA ON PARK Casual-chic restaurant provides lawn views, an extensive wine menu and seasonal eats. 290 S. Park Ave.
- ALFOND INN Boutique hotel, owned by Rollins College, boasts contemporary art collection, pristine pool and tranquil grounds. 300 E. New England Ave.
- ROLLINS COLLEGE The picturesque liberal arts college anchors this historic neighborhood. 1000 Holt Ave.
- GROUNDING ROOTS Tiny but beloved outpost delights with a healthy chocolate shake made with almond milk, cocoa, avocado, dates and ice. 307 S. Park Ave.
- RIFLE PAPER CO. Vibrant, whimsical hand-drawn prints and patterns by a local stationer has a national following. 558 W. New England Ave.
- FARMER’S MARKET On Saturdays, a bustling collection of food trucks, stalls and tents includes everything from homemade cookies to orchids and garden plants. 200 W. New England Ave.
- CENTRAL PARK Old oaks and roses flank this 11-acre green space in the heart of the city, which has the peacock as its symbol. Morse Blvd. & Park Ave.
