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Orlando International Airport is the main one in Florida. It is located ten kilometres from the city centre. The airport mainly services commercial flights. The numerous conversions of Pinecastle Army Airfield resulted in the establishment of Orlando International Airport in 1976. At present, the airport encompasses 4 runways and 4 passenger terminal buildings, connected by the monorail. The main terminal consists of two parts, which are the northern (A) and the southern (B) ones.

Traffic to or from the airport is carried out by several kinds of transport. These are scheduled buses number 11, 51, 42, and 111 (side A, level 1), airport shuttles, and taxis (side A, level 2). Free shuttles run between the airport and the city hotels. They depart from side B (level 1) of the main terminal. There is SunRail line, to which you should get by bus (the Sand Lake Road stop). Read all...

Orlando is also ready to please those interested in the Bible. In the Christian-based Holy Land Experience Theme Park, you can find not only amusement rides but also a lot of new information about biblical truths, the origin of Judaism. Here they also hold great performances with the participation of professional actors. The Wycliffe Discovery Center contains information on translating various versions of the Bible into different languages of the world. Tourists who like to visit authentic houses decorated in the style of a certain era should head to Casa Feliz, a beautiful Spanish farmhouse built in 1933 by the architect James Gamble Rogers. If you come on Sunday, you can witness a great music concert.

However, concerts also take place at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts - just watch out for upcoming events. Those who'd rather prefer drama will like the Orlando Shakespeare Theater. Orlando has many interesting places for walking where you can find peace (which is often so lacking in the noisy city), and one of these is Greenwood Cemetery with its beautiful tombstones - real works of art. At the cemetery, you can find several graves recalling sad events in US history when the Lynch Law was a norm for white Americans. Those who prefer more traditional locations should take a stroll through scenic Lake Eola Park or B-52 Memorial Park.
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