Orlando Citywalk

Last day in Orlando started with a Michelin-recognized Korean lunch at Shin Jung Korean Restaurant Orlando — awarded for four consecutive years! 🥢✨ Must-order: Seafood PAJUN — the best seafood scallion pancake I’ve ever had! 🦐🌿 We also tried kimchi stew and soft tofu soup — lightly spicy, deeply savory, so satisfying we kept sipping even when full! 😋🍲 After lunch, took a ride to The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art. Student tickets just $3! 🎨🖼️ The museum houses stunning works by Louis Comfort Tiffany and other artisans of his era. Walking through, you can’t help but slow down — each piece glows with the warmth and detail of true craftsmanship. Mother-of-pearl, stained glass, and metal layered together create a shimmer no photo can capture — soft, radiant, almost alive in the light. ✨ Even the museum shop carries that refined aesthetic — simple bracelets and earrings with delicate cuts, beautiful and affordable! 💎 Leaving the museum, we wandered as the afternoon stretched long and golden. 🌇 The streets of Winter Park felt fragrant with wood and flowers, leading us to a sunlit square where a fountain sparkled beside blooming roses. As evening fell, lanterns glowed along the colonnade, tracing a path toward the train tracks. There’s something deeply peaceful about wandering without a plan — a kind of freedom made sweeter knowing your journey has an end. 🚶‍♀️❤️ #Orlando #OrlandoDT #OrlandoFood #OrlandoTravel #ArtAndEats #Wanderlust #TravelMoments