Historic Downtown Sanford - Sanford (FL)

5 /5 Ria: A charming and picturesque downtown with a historic vibe. I tried the banana pudding ice cream—it was delicious! Maya’s Bookshop offers something for every reader, while the German Christmas shops are a delight to explore. Be sure to visit the stunning art store showcasing works from various artists—it’s a must-see for art lovers!

5 /5 Ivy Lebron: Experience the past and the ease of post-modern relaxed atmosphere, cozy eateries of all kinds of snacks and foods, drinks, it’s always refreshing and fun especially on weekends until late nite; gotta visit the “theater” with live shows, the great coffee shops and art galleries and so, so many other fun outside stuff to see and do!!

5 /5 Richard Yu: The food truck scene here is amazing. It’s a culinary heaven for some and provides excellent unique scenery for photographers. Walking along the waterfront was such a therapeutic experience after devouring some good stuffs from the food truck. Witnessing anglers having beers on the dockside after a catch-release session can change your perspective on life. Demographics here on a given Saturday morning/afternoon are somewhat different from the Winter Garden’s and similar to that of Lake Eola’s; ethnically diverse, singles, less kids. So the food selection exactly reflects this demographic; more adventurous, bold with flavors. It seems they are many competent eateries around the downtown. I will definitely come back to try non-truck restaurants next time!

5 /5 Evan Brown: I go here very often and I love it. There’s some cool small shops like a books and record shop as well as an antique shop with tons of cool stuff to look at or buy if you plan on spending some money. There’s a farmers market that happens every Saturday which is a nice place to look for more cool things. There are also tons of festivals that go on pretty frequently in the downtown area which are fun to visit and look at, even if you don’t plan to spend any money.