El Dorado (disambiguation)

El Dorado (sometimes spelled Eldorado) is a mythical city of gold (sometimes called the "Lost City of Gold").

El Dorado may also refer to:

Places

"Eldorado (poem)", a poem by Edgar Allan Poe, written in 1849.
El Dorado, a novel by Baroness Orczy, part of the The Scarlet Pimpernel series.
El Dorado (film), a 1966 film directed by Howard Hawks and starring John Wayne, Robert Mitchum and James Caan, set in Old West-era Eldorado, Texas.
El Dorado Prison, a notorious prison in eastern Venezuela, made famous by the 1970 book Papillon.
Eldorado (TV series), a BBC soap opera.
The Road to El Dorado, an animated film by Dreamworks SKG, made in 2000.
Gold & Glory: The Road to El Dorado, the computer adventure game of the animated film.
El Dorado, a fictional superhero in Super Friends, an animated television series.
Elderado Dingbatti, a character from the Coping With... series of books by Peter Corey
El Dorado, as a vision of Voltaire's utopia, in a few chapters of Candide.
El Dorado, the name of the road race in the 1969 film The Love Bug.

Eldorado (album), a concept album by the Electric Light Orchestra (ELO).
- Eldorado (song), the title track from that album.
El Dorado, an album by the Latin rock band Aterciopelados.
Eldorado, an EP by Neil Young and The Restless.
- "Eldorado", the name of a song from that EP.

The Eldorado is a co-op apartment building in the Art Deco style, located at 300 Central Park West in New York City.
Eldorado Casino, a casino in Henderson, Nevada.
Cadillac Eldorado, an automobile manufactured by Cadillac between 1953 and 2003
El Dorado Rum, a brand of Guyana rum
Eldorado 8, a cinema complex in Indooroopilly, Queensland, Australia
El Dorado Wrestling, a Japanese wrestling promotion
El Dorado Cigarettes is a product in the popular animated television series Family Guy
El Dorado, band, a Rock 'n' Roll band from Slavonski Brod, Croatia
Eldorado Gate, a seven volume RPG released by Capcom for Sega's Dreamcast video game system
El Dorado (football), a period of Colombian football (soccer) in the 1940s and '50s