In Downtown Fort Myers, small town charm and convenience meet big city amenities and entertainment, including more than a dozen places to eat, and unique specialty shops featuring everything from gifts and apparel to artwork and home decor.

Whether you stay local with the Caloosahatchee River or drive down to the Gulf Coast you can expect fun times boating on the water or reeling in some of Southwest Florida's local fish and seafood. Prima Luce has two private piers for daytime docking and close access to many marina and yacht clubs.

Beyond Downtown Fort Myers has close proximity to gorgeous beaches, walking trails, parks and many outdoor attractions and activities.

Downtown Fort Myers lets you explore both the visual and performing arts, including the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center, Florida Repertory Theatre, monthly art and music events, and the annual ArtFest in February.

Fort Myers is home to Spring Training for the Major League Baseball teams the Boston Red Socks and the Minnesota Twins. Catch live baseball games all Spring long.

Fort Myers is conveniently located near Interstate 75, which leads directly to Southwest Florida International Airport to the south and Punta Gorda Airport to the north, making work trips and seasonal travel easier for residents.

For the past several years, Fort Myers has been named among the top fastest-growing cities, best places to retire, best places to vacation, and one of the top 10 markets to watch in the United States.