Shopping, Orlando

The Mecardo is a themed Mediterranean style shopping village which has over 60 specialty shops, 5 unique restaurants, and International Food Pavilion. Free nightly entertainment with a Rock & Roll piano bar and English pub. This is located on I-Drive, so it's really easy to get to either by car or using the I-Ride trolley/Lynx buses if you don't drive.

Great for a lazy afternoon or an evenings entertainment.

Conveniently located just minutes from Orlando International Airport, International Drive, Walt Disney World, SeaWorld and Universal Studios. Florida Mall is on the corner of South Orange Blossom Trail and Sand Lake Road.

Stores include; JCPenney, Dillard's East and South, Burdines, Sears, and, Saks Fifth Avenue. Plus Treats Food Court, Sheraton Plaza Hotel, and over 200 specialty shops.

Pointe Orlando is the best shopping along International Drive. The FAO Schwarz - with Raggedy Ann sitting outside the door - is a must for anyone with kids or grandchildren. I spent over an hour looking around in amazement. There's also a movie complex here and great hot dogs at Johnny Rocket's.

The Mall at Millenia, Orlando's newest and most upscale mall. Although this mall is very upscale I still highly recommend that every Orlando visitor pay this great mall a visit. The mall is filled with great brand-name stores, anchor stores include Bloomingdales, Macy's, and Nieman Marcus. The mall also has an excellent architectural structure and relaxing modern decor. The mall also has 4 great full service restaurants.

See Florida Mall. A brand new shopping centre. All the good shops are there.
Big, spacious, well designed, well maintained.