Things To Do In Naples
Most people begin their Naples explorations at the beach, and among the favorite beach explorations are: Delnor-Wiggins State Park and Naples Municipal Beach and Pier. The former takes you away from city life to experience the region's rich bird populations while the latter is within walking distance of some of Naples' best shopping and dining.
The beach, however, is not Naples' only habitat environment. Much more extensive and teeming with wildlife, Florida Everglades National Park, Big Cypress National Preserve and Ten Thousand Island National Wildlife Refuge forever preserve vast acreage of environment that ranges from sea and estuary to marshlands and hammock forests. Naples' many nature attractions interpret the mind-boggling range of public lands and conducts tours and programs for satisfying interaction with nature.
Between beach and wilderness lies a most enchanted, thoroughly civilized land of wealth-driven culture, shopping, dining and golf. At the area's various historical museums and sites, learn how the town developed from Florida's final frontier to a mecca for the rich and famous seeking winter warmth.
Some of the best options for experiencing the Naples area in a well-rounded manner take in its greatest treasures - its beaches, environment, history and culture. For families, make a point to visit the Golisano Children's Museum of Naples. If you’re an art lover, a visit to the Baker Museum is an absolute must.
Baker Museum-Part of the Artis--Naples cultural center in North Naples, The Baker Museum polishes Naples' reputation for the fine arts. The three-story, 30,000-square-foot museum boasts 15 engaging galleries filled with paintings, sculpture and drawings. The expansive collection even includes the museum's entrance gates, which were crafted by renowned metal artist Albert Paley, and stunning chandeliers and a Persian Ceiling by acclaimed glass artist Dale Chihuly. Permanent exhibits include a collection of modern American masters from 1900 to 1955, including Alexander Calder, Jackson Pollock and Hugh Breckenridge, plus two monumental sculptures by Louise Nevelson.
Special exhibitions run throughout the season and ensure a new experience with each visit. (239-597-1900)
Please contact Sergio & Jan Hernandez, 239-821-5290 to learn more about what makes Naples, Florida, such a special place to live. Their knowledge of the area and expertise will help you appreciate the many things Naples has to offer, while making your home buying search a pleasant, enjoyable experience.
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