The Orlando Science Center is the most-visited museum in Orlando, attracting over 670,000 visitors annually.

1. Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition
   
2. Orlando Museum of Art
   
3. The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art

1. “Nature Works” exhibit - Orlando Science Center
   
2. Titanic’s Grand Staircase - Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition
   
3. Georgia O'Keeffe’s “Datura And Pedernal” - Orlando Museum of Art

1. Orlando Fire Museum, Orlando | Fire Department
   
2. Museum of Illusions | Science
   
3. Modernism Museum Mount Dora | Modernist Art
   
4. Central Florida Railroad Museum | Trains and Railways
   
5. Rollins Museum of Art | Diverse Art

Yes, kids below 17 get discounted tickets to museums in Orlando. Meanwhile, toddlers and children below five get free access to certain museums, do check your tickets for the most accurate information.

1. Art and History Museums - Maitland
   
2. Cornell Fine Arts Museum
   
3. Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art
   
4. Museum of Military History
   
5. Orange County Regional History Center

No. Infants, children, teenagers, and senior citizens can enter and explore museums in Orlando. However, specific exhibits may be inappropriate for children.

Yes. Museums in Orlando are fit for all. Children and senior citizens can comfortably visit museums in the city, and every museum also has special provisions for individuals with mobility issues and other disabilities.

• Complimentary wheelchairs
  
• Wheelchair accessible restrooms
  
• Elevators
  
• Ramps
  
• Assisted listening devices
  
• Guide dogs
  
• Information materials in Braille

No, museums in Orlando do not have a particular dress code. Wear respectable clothing as museums represent formal institutions with significant history and culture.

You'll typically need 3-4 hours to explore a museum, do expect a fair amount of walking between exhibits. Come prepared with shoes.