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Where is Downtown Orlando Florida?

Are you considering moving to Downtown Orlando, Florida? Before you make your decision and start shopping for a home, it's a good idea to know where Downtown Orlando is found. This includes understanding Downtown Orlando's location within the Greater Orlando area, surrounding communities, the main roads throughout the community, nearby attractions and distance to other major cities in Florida.

Where is Downtown Orlando Located, Exactly?

The greater Downtown Orlando area is made up of dozens and dozens of unique neighborhoods, districts and enclaves. Located in the heart of Orlando, Florida, it is bordered by Winter Park to its North, the SODO District to its South, the Orlando Executive Airport to its East and the Paramore community to its West. Downtown Orlando is home to hundreds of unique businesses, offices, bars and restaurants. Orange Avenue in Downtown Orlando is a main entertainment district for many Orlando locals. In Downtown Orlando you will find Lake Eola Park, the Amway Center which is home to the NBA's Orlando Magic, Exploria Stadium, home to the MLS Orlando Lions & Pride and Camping World Stadium home to the annual Citrus Bowl and major events throughout the year. 32801 & 32803 are the two zip codes for Downtown Orlando.

Downtown Orlando's Main Roads

The main roadways within Downtown Orlando include Amelia, Livingston, and Robinson Streets which run East-West through Downtown Orlando and Orange, Magnolia, Summerlin and Mills Ave which run North-South. East Colonial Drive runs along the Northern side of Downtown Orlando and the 408 Expressway along the South side. I-4 is adjacent to Downtown Orlando and will take you North through the Northern Orlando communities and ultimately to Daytona. It runs South past Universal Studios, Walt Disney World, through Lakeland and ultimately terminates in Tampa.

Attractions and Points of Interest Near Downtown Orlando

• Walt Disney World - Approx 16 miles
• Universal Studios - Approx 10 miles
• Sea World - Approx 14 miles
• Downtown Orlando - Approx 0 miles
• Orlando International Airport - Approx 20 miles
• Kennedy Space Center - Approx 48 miles
• Cocoa Beach - Approx 60 miles

Major Florida Metros Proximity to Downtown Orlando

Downtown Orlando is a part of Orlando metro area in Central Florida. However, many other major cities and areas are found within a short to moderate drive of the community including:

• Tampa - is approx 85 miles Southwest of Downtown Orlando. The Tampa Bay area is home to the Busch Gardens theme park, the Florida Aquarium, three major professional sports teams, the riverwalk and historic Ybor City. Beaches and other nearby cities include Clearwater Beach, St Pete Beach, Tarpon Springs, New Port Richey and Sarasota.
• Jacksonville - is approx 125 miles Northeast of Downtown Orlando. Florida's Northeastern gateway city, Jacksonville is known for the St. Johns River, its numerous nature parks, beaches and the Jacksonville Jags NFL team. Nearby beaches and cities include St. Augustine, Jax Beach, Amelia Island and Fernadina Beach.
• Fort Myers - is approx 155 miles Southwest of Downtown Orlando. Fort Myers is known for its beaches, fishing, seashells and shopping. A popular area to retire to, nearby beaches and cities include Sanibel, Cape Coral, Naples and Punta Gorda.
• Tallahassee - is approx 250 miles Northwest of Downtown Orlando. The state Capital of Florida, Tallahassee is also home to Florida State University and Florida A&M University and known for its beautiful parks and gardens. Tallahassee is located around the middle of the panhandle section of Florida.
• Miami - is approx 250 miles Southeast of Downtown Orlando. That gateway to South America, Miami is an international hub of business and entertainment. The largest city in Florida, Miami is known for its pristine beaches, nightlife, art deco architecture and luxurious homes. Nearby cities include Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, West Palm Beach and Key Largo.
• Key West - is approx 400 miles Southwest of Downtown Orlando. The southernmost point in the United States, Key West is known for fishing & diving, funky restaurants & lively nightlife along Duval Street, pastel homes, and historic sites. Nearby points of interest and towns include Dry Tortugas National Park, Big Pine Key and Marathon.
• Pensacola - is approx 450 miles Northwest of Downtown Orlando. Florida's Western gateway, Pensacola is known for its historical significance, its beaches and its naval air station which is home to the Blue Angels. Nearby beaches include Gulf Shores Alabama, Destin and Panama City Beach.

Downtown Orlando Florida Interactive Google Map

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