The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art - Art museum in Winter Park - 445 N Park Ave, USA

An absolutely joyful and beautifully curated small museum. Dedicated to the stain glass and ceramic works of renowned American artist Louis Comfort Tiffany (of the Tiffany lamps fame) and the precious salvaged interiors of his Laurelton Estate. The complimentary literature that accompanies each room exhibit is so well-crafted and joy to read. Thoroughly enjoyed wandering through each beautiful room. The gift shop is a treasure trove and such a delight. Highly recommended and a worthy antithesis to Orlando’s theme park plagued personality!

The largest collection of Tiffany glass in the world. The collection includes the priceless Tiffany Chapel made for the 1893 World Colombian Exposition. It is over 1000 square feet in area including the baptistery. The museum is overwhelming and takes at least 4-5 hours to appreciate. There is also a rare Tiffany carpet. Highly recommended. Not to be missed while in Winter Park.

A great surprise! A diamond in Winter Park. A beautiful collection of Louis Comfort Tiffany legacy. The place is wonderful, the chapel is gorgeous! The Museum store is full of elegant pieces with affordable prices! A must!!

Love this place. Visited for a friend who is crazy about stained glass and ended up enjoying it. The museum shop was wonderful and the associate there was very helpful. Highly recommend if you are around and love art.

This is a lovely museum, and a surprisingly large one for the low price of admission. The beautiful art is amazing, and the items saved from Tiffany's house and lovingly recreated in the gallery spaces is really remarkable. If you're looking for a day away from the theme parks in Orlando, try this and the Leu Gardens that are close by for a change of pace. It will be worth your time.

Amazing museum. Tiffany lights are so beautiful. Staff are very helpful.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum, and I must say it was an absolute delight from start to finish. Upon arriving at the museum, I was immediately captivated by the pleasant ambiance and inviting atmosphere. The museum is located in a charming area of Winter Park and the exterior alone exudes a sense of tranquility. Stepping inside, I was greeted by a vast collection of art that truly impressed me. The museum is renowned for its extensive collection of works by Louis Comfort Tiffany, This museum is a delightful gem. With its impressive collection of Tiffany lamps and exquisite art, it offers a pleasant and captivating experience. The seating area overlooking the garden adds tranquility, while the well-stocked gift shop is a perfect place to find unique souvenirs. Making payment in advance through the website ensures a seamless visit. Overall, my visit to the museum was a truly enjoyable experience. The pleasant ambiance, the exquisite art collection, Tiffany lamps, and the serene garden view all contributed to a memorable day.Highly recommended for those seeking a peaceful escape.

Amazing experience at the Morse Museum. We visited on a Tuesday. The museum featured the Tiffany exhibit, which was extensive, and covered multiple mediums, throughout different periods of his lifetime. The size of the museum was impressive, especially for the low cost. Each gallery had pamphlets to keep, and presented a nice, well rounded collection. The stained glass galleries were backlit, as to best view them. So many rooms to explore, with a good amount of seating areas along the way to rest, if desired. They even had a reading room, with plenty of books to browse through. The galleries were well presented and informative, and didn’t have a barricaded feel, which would disrupt the viewing experience. We plan to return in the fall for the next exhibit, on the arts and crafts movement I believe. I definitely recommend spending at least two hours here, though, obviously you can adjust to fit your needs. Side note that parking is free in downtown Winter Park, but is not always readily available, so you may have to circle around a bit. I’m not sure if they have a parking garage. Also, senior and military discounts were available for the museum.