It goes without saying that there is so much to see and so little time, so if you have limited time in Central Florida you might ask, “Any suggestions on where to start?” To which we might reply, “Glad you asked.” Westgate Safari Wilderness Ranch Break away from the herd. This is not a zoo. This is not a theme park. This is an up-closeand personal nature paradise nestled right in Florida’s Green Swamp. Hop up on your camel or climb aboard your safari vehicle to traverse the wide-open savannah in our own backyard. You’ve just embarked on an unforgettable expedition into 260 acres of pristine Florida wilderness, home to more than 400 species of exotic animals including elands, zebra and ring-tailed lemurs. If you want more forest buffalo and less mouse, this is the place. Westgate River Ranch Resort rustle up a mess of memories. Before citrus groves, theme parks and seaside resorts, Florida was all cowboy. Grab your kin and saddle up for a one-ofa kind family vacation at this 1,700-acre dude ranch, which features everything from horseback riding to trap and skeet shooting to swamp buggy rides. Saturday night brings the action with the longestrunning championship rodeo in the United States. Rough it (in style) with glamping tents or rent a cabin for even more creature comforts. Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture Get schooled by an American Master. Head to Florida Southern College for an intimate look at the largest one-site collection of this influential architect’s work. Featuring 13 stunning structures in all, Frank Lloyd Wright’s “College of Tomorrow” is still considered one of the country’s most strikingly unique campuses nearly 80 years later. Whether you choose to take the guided tour or explore on your own, you’re sure to leave inspired. Don’t miss the Child of the Sun Collection’s crown jewel, the Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, or Wright’s newly brought-to-life piece of domestic bliss, the Usonian House. River Ranch Resort VisitCentralFlorida.org | 9
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