Più votati Shopping in Fort Myers

Covering 40,000 square feet (3,716 square meters), more than 900 vendors ply their wares at the Fleamasters Fleamarket every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 9a to 5p, rain or shine (covered walkways help with adverse weather). At Fleamasters, one is sure to find the typical flea market fare, such as jewelry, books and antiques, but the place is also home to a barbershop, outlet stores, and there's delicious food at various eateries to satiate your well-worked appetite. Colored lines on the floor help you find your way through the many booths.

The downtown historic district runs along the Caloosahatchee River at Edwards Drive and is bordered by Monroe and Lee Streets to the north and south. Fort Myers was first established as a bulwark during the Seminole Wars which finally ended after three different campaigns in 1858. Thereafter, the city became incorporated in 1885. Although there are very few remnants of this era in the area, there is still plenty to see-and-do. From attractions like the historic Burroughs Home and Gardens or the First United Methodist Church to a plethora of bars and restaurants, there is something for all ages. Throughout the year, special events like art walks, musical acts and other happenings occur in this pedestrian-friendly district.

Florida is famous for oranges and Sun Harvest Citrus sells a wide variety of them, including Honeybell tangelos when they're in season, both by mail order and at its "Big Green Packinghouse". You can try fresh-squeezed juice as well as other orange-related sundries at their on-site deli. For a behind-the-scenes look at the citrus industry and to see fruit squeezed into juice, free tours are offered November-April, leaving every hour.

The Franklin Shops contain a varied array of stores, some of which include jewelery, fine art, gifts, novelties, books, music and fashion. Its location downtown allows for easy access to all hotels and other attractions in the River District. In addition to the aforementioned list, the shops also include housewares, art, photography, cosmetics and much, much more.