Hotels with Kitchens in Ocala
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Top neighborhoods in Ocala
Historic Downtown
Downtown Ocala enchants with its well-preserved Victorian architecture and tree-lined brick streets. The 1920s Marion Theatre's vintage marquee lights up evenings while art galleries housed in century-old storefronts showcase local talent. During First Friday Art Walks, the historic district buzzes with culture seekers enjoying the small-town charm and equestrian-themed shops. Dining options range from casual cafes to upscale farm-to-table restaurants featuring Southern comfort food. Most attractions sit within a few blocks of each other, making the area perfectly walkable. Charming bed & breakfasts in converted Victorian homes offer a genuine taste of Ocala's rich heritage.
Historic District
Historic District in Ocala pairs 19th-century Victorian charm with modern fun at every turn. Stroll past ornate gingerbread-trimmed mansions and limestone storefronts on brick-paved streets. The restored Marion Theatre's glowing marquee lights up evening adventures, while monthly First Friday Art Walks showcase local talent amid the scent of magnolia blossoms. Farm-to-table restaurants occupy restored Victorian buildings, serving upscale Southern cuisine until 9 PM most nights. Boutique antique shops and art galleries fill historic storefronts, while quaint bed & breakfasts in converted homes offer personalized stays. The compact, pedestrian-friendly layout makes exploring this cultural heart of Ocala delightfully easy.
North Magnolia Business District
North Magnolia Business District mixes practical charm with a dose of Ocala history. Wide sidewalks lead you past vintage brick buildings, family restaurants with mouthwatering Cuban sandwiches, and local shops where hand-painted signs welcome everyone. You'll find the Reilly Arts Center nearby, while friendly locals chat in a blend of Southern drawls and Spanish conversations. Budget-friendly motels and family-owned restaurants offer authentic local flavors without tourist markups. Most spots close early, so plan accordingly. While public transit is limited, parking is plentiful and free. For bigger adventures, the Southeastern Livestock Pavilion and Discovery Center are just a short drive away.
Fort King District
Fort King District brings history to life through preserved 19th-century structures where the Seminole War unfolded. Explore the Fort King National Historic Landmark, stroll through Heritage Gardens filled with native Florida plants, or venture to nearby Silver Springs State Park. The tree-lined residential streets showcase charming historic homes that transport you back in time. While dining options are limited within the district itself, downtown Ocala offers diverse restaurants just a short drive away. Most visitors stay in nearby hotels or the occasional historic bed-and-breakfast. A car is recommended as public transit is sparse, but the quiet streets make for pleasant walking once you arrive.
Top landmarks in Ocala
World Equestrian Center – Ocala
World Equestrian Center – Ocala is worth a visit, located 7.3 mi (11.8 km) from central Ocala.
Ocala Downtown Square
Ocala Downtown Square is worth a pic or two when discovering Historic Downtown.