Small enough to feel neighborly, Naples FL boasts cultural and social resources that belie its size. Visitors get their fill of the arts at the Philharmonic Center for the Arts, home to Naples Philharmonic and Miami City Ballet; at the impressive Naples Museum of Art next door; at downtown’s Sugden Theatre; and in the countless galleries scattered throughout town. In Naples’ major shopping areas, the art spills out into the streets, particularly downtown in Old Naples. Fifth Avenue South is the main drag and it has made a name for itself with one-of-a-kind shops, hip sidewalk cafés and clubs, artsy festivals, and a verve that doesn’t stop.

Third Street and the Avenues continues with more of the same wonderful street life and café society atmosphere. Gallery Row sells everything from glassworks by emerging artists to Old Masters. Pockets of shopping and dining glory collect throughout the town on different waterfronts, such as around the City Dock, the Waterside Shops at Pelican Bay and at Venetian Village.

Welcome to Naples FL!