A Serene Retreat at Lake Eola Pagoda

Getting There

• Walking

  If you are already in Downtown Orlando, the most straightforward way to reach Lake Eola Pagoda is by walking. Start at the intersection of Orange Avenue and Central Boulevard. Head south on Orange Avenue for about two blocks until you reach East Washington Street. Turn left onto East Washington Street and continue walking until you reach the park entrance on the left. Once you enter Lake Eola Park, follow the path around the lake, and you'll see the distinctive pagoda situated near the water.

• Public Transportation - LYNX Bus

  If you are further away in Downtown Orlando, consider taking the LYNX bus. Locate the nearest bus stop (the LYNX Central Station is a good starting point). Check the LYNX routes and board the bus line that heads toward Lake Eola Park (Lines 2, 7, and 9 frequently serve the area). The fare is $2.00 for a one-way trip, and you can pay using cash or a LYNX bus pass. Get off at the closest stop, and walk a short distance to the park entrance. Once inside, follow the path around the lake to reach the pagoda.

• Biking

  For a more active approach, you can rent a bike from one of the local bike-sharing programs available in Downtown Orlando. Find a nearby bike station, rent a bike, and head towards Lake Eola Park. You can bike along the bike lanes on Orange Avenue or any of the quieter streets leading to the park. Once you arrive, there are bike racks available for you to park your bike. From there, you can stroll to the pagoda, which is easily accessible from the lake's path.