A perfect family-vacation destination, Fort Myers offers idyllic beaches and numerous historical and natural attractions. Also known as the "City of Palms", Fort Myers has several parks and greenways. Visitors can relax and unwind strolling 700 acres of plush land and marine ecosystems. Visitors can tour the Edison-Ford Winter Estates, a wonderful place to spend an afternoon browsing the impressive Victorian architecture and Edison's first light bulbs! Active travelers can enjoy fishing, boating, golfing, playing tennis and other outdoor pursuits available in the Fort Myers area. The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum is a must see for those who collect seashells. Take part in an adventurous activity or do nothing at all, lying under shady palms on the beach. With so much to, you'll never be bored visiting the city!

The city has of restaurants, nightclubs and shops, as well as a number of attractions including scenic boat cruises from the downtown yacht basin in North Fort Myers. Each year during spring, baseball fans can watch the Twins and Red Sox at spring training camps. The waterfront restaurants of Fort Myers offer a wide range of dining options, ranging from delectable American and seafood, to Mediterranean-inspired cuisine. Fort Myers has numerous sports bars, dance clubs and offbeat hangouts too!