Orlando · 46 places · 13 districts
Gift and Specialty Shops in Orlando.
All 46 gift and specialty shops we cover in Orlando, from Disney Springs, Winter Garden and Downtown & Ivanhoe Village, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 46
Gift and Specialty Shops, district by district.
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Flagship store of the stationery and lifestyle brand founded in Hannibal Square, selling greeting cards, wrapping paper, prints, ornaments and home accessories.
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Gift shop on North Park Avenue in the same building as Dear Jane and Orlando Watch Company, listed with the Park Avenue merchants association.
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Gift shop on East Canton Ave, steps off the north end of Park Avenue next to Rieker Shoes, listed with the Park Avenue merchants association.
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Billed as the world's largest collection of Disney merchandise, spread across 12 themed rooms in the Marketplace: apparel, pins, plush, Minnie Ears and brand collaborations.
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Town Center optical shop from the eyewear retailer, with designer frames and sunglasses plus some apparel and accessories.
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Town Center store modeled on a 1920s bottling plant, with Coca-Cola merchandise and a rooftop beverage bar pouring global Coke brands and evening cocktails.
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Town Center running store with shoes, apparel and accessories, and in-store gait analysis to fit you for the right shoe.
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Town Center outpost of the local Harley dealer, with motorcycle apparel, accessories, art, collectibles and housewares carrying the brand.
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Marketplace store that Disney Food Blog called the newest shop at Disney Springs in its July 2026 update, with Disney-themed goods in a mixed-boutique format.
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Marketplace shop for crystal and glass pieces from Arribas Brothers, with Silhouette Portraits cut inside the store, per Disney Food Blog's 2026 store list.
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Family-owned gift shop with year-round Christmas decor from Kurt Adler, Raz, Jim Shore and Department 56, plus home decor, toys, Loungefly bags and Celebration souvenirs.
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Cafe and market in one: coffee, smoothies, acai bowls and panini up front, with books, candles, crystals, home decor and wellness goods for sale, plus book clubs and workshops.
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Pet shop and groomer on Front Street selling all-natural dog treats, dog and cat food, chews, toys and birthday treats, with bathing and grooming by appointment.
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Lower-level Apple store near Fern Court with the current iPhone, Mac and iPad lineup, a Genius Bar for repairs, a Business Team and free Today at Apple sessions.
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Florida running chain's store in Space D-103 with Brooks, On, ASICS and Hoka shoes, OOFOS recovery sandals and a foot-scanning machine for fit; hosts a Thursday 6:30pm run club.
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Outlet for the travel brand's ballistic-nylon and aluminum luggage, backpacks and briefcases at reduced prices, in unit 1163 by the adidas entrance.
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Disney's own outlet for discounted parks merchandise, apparel, plush and souvenirs from past seasons, in unit 1252 by the adidas and Banana Republic entrance.
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Downtown cigar shop and bar with a deep walk-in selection, including vintage pre-embargo Cubans, and the Diamond Crown Lounge pouring Cognac, single malts and bourbon until late.
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Optometry practice and eyewear boutique near Lake Eola since 2003, carrying designer and independent frames; voted No. 2 eyewear boutique in Orlando Weekly's Best of 2026.
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Spacious gift and home-goods shop on Ivanhoe Row with local-flair items, eco-friendly products and goods made in the USA; inventory changes often.
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Very small gift boutique of local artists' work: art prints, jewelry, candles, stationery and novelty gifts, with a four-shopper limit inside.
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Shop in East End Market for work by Florida artists and makers, including handmade leather goods, candles, prints, cards, apparel, pottery and stickers.
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Locally owned running and walking store founded in 1977, fitting shoes and gear and running training programs and Central Florida race events.
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Orlando's first meadery, pouring nearly 30 honey wines on tap by the glass or in flights, with bottled meads to take home, in a black building on N Mills.
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Camera and hobby shop that has served Orlando for more than 60 years, selling photography equipment and hobby merchandise a few blocks south of Colonial Dr.
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Gift shop of Israeli and Christian goods: fashion and fine jewelry, gourmet foods, cosmetics, handmade soaps, pottery, books, Bibles and devotionals.
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Gift and home shop on Main Street with garden goods, candles, jewelry, stationery, apparel and baby gifts sourced locally and abroad, plus hands-on DIY artisan workshops.
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Gift shop on Joiner Street selling local, tongue-in-cheek gifts, with staff who personalize items and build custom gift baskets to order.
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Second-floor metaphysical supply shop with herbs, crystals, candles, oils, journals and jewelry, plus classes, tarot readings and ritual ceremonies.
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Full-service bicycle shop on Plant Street selling road, mountain, hybrid, comfort and kids' bikes and family gear, with certified mechanics for repairs.
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Outlet for TUMI's luggage, backpacks and briefcases at reduced prices, in unit 2C17 next to Le Creuset; Travelpro and Samsonite are also in the center.
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Disney's own outlet for discounted parks merchandise, apparel, plush and souvenirs from past seasons, in unit 3E11C in building 3.
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Shop occupying two suites (246 and 248) at Pointe Orlando, one of the few retail tenants left on the landlord's 2026 roster for the center.
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Cigar shop in suite 226 at Pointe Orlando, near the Blue Martini and Kavas lounges, one of the center's handful of remaining retail tenants.
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Modern gift shop and gathering place on Edgewater Dr, voted Best Gift Store in Orlando Weekly's 2026 readers' poll.
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Bike shop of about 10,000 square feet, open since 1975 and known for low-pressure service; runner-up for Best Bicycle Shop in Orlando Weekly's 2026 poll.
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Shop for leather goods and other small-batch items handmade within Orlando city limits by owners Seth and Jacob, with flash tattoo days and maker events.
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Apple store in the Macy's wing near lululemon, close to the Macy's mall entrance, for iPhone, Mac and iPad, accessories and Genius Bar support.
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Big-box sporting goods store anchoring its own wing by the Crayola Experience, with athletic shoes, team sports gear, fitness equipment and outdoor basics.
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Chinese designer-toy shop by the main entrance near Pandora, selling blind-box collectible figures and plush from its art-toy series.
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Shop of the Modernism Museum selling handcrafted jewelry, home decor, women's accessories, children's gifts and novelty items, with late hours on Friday and Saturday.
View gallery page →Website →@modernismmuseumshoppeDirections
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Gift shop in a Donnelly Street arcade selling jewelry, candles and small gifts; open Wednesday through Sunday, closed Monday and Tuesday.
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Downtown shoe store on Donnelly Street specializing in comfort footwear from major brands, a practical stop for a walking-heavy day in town.
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Independent general store in the Hotchkiss Block selling artisan soaps and apothecary goods, housewares, kitchen items, stationery, cards and clothing from independent makers.
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Brewing and fermentation supply shop with ingredients, starter kits and equipment for beer, wine, cider, mead and cheese making, plus classes for beginners.
View restaurant page →Website →@sanfordhomebrewshopDirections
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Downtown bike shop selling bikes and trikes from several major brands, with repairs, tune-ups, rentals, accessories and apparel for beginners and regular riders.
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Good to know
Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for gift and specialty shops in Orlando?
Disney Springs has the most, with 10, followed by Winter Garden (5) and Downtown & Ivanhoe Village (4). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many gift and specialty shops does this guide cover?
46, across 13 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
Shopping Disney Springs
Disney's free-entry shopping district in Lake Buena Vista, area by area: World of Disney and the LEGO Store in the Marketplace, Town Center's fashion and beauty flagships, food gifts at The Landing, and two MICHELIN-listed restaurants.
Read guide →Shopping Near Rollins College: Park Avenue & Hannibal Square
Rollins sits at the south end of Park Avenue, so its shopping is a walk: the campus bookstore, boutiques and a bookstore on Park Avenue, Rifle Paper Co. in Hannibal Square, the Saturday farmers' market and Publix a short drive away.
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Orlando Vineland vs. International Premium Outlets
Orlando's two Simon outlet centers compared: the designer row at Vineland near Disney Springs against the American brands at the north end of International Drive, with which labels are where and how to get to each.
Read guide →Keep shopping
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