Olde Naples, Florida

Cha, Cha, Cha Fun on 5th and 3rd

Third Street South and Fifth Avenue South are the most travelled streets in Olde Naples.

Fifth Avenue South is Naples' Main Street and is filled with businesses ranging from fashion boutique shops, gourmet restaurants, cafes coffee and ice cream shops, delicatessens, European and American antique stores, traditional and contemporary art galleries, gift stores, jewelers, home furnishing and design showrooms, beauty salons, hotels, financial houses, bookstores, apartments, realtors, travel agencies, banks, a famous family food market, neighborhood pharmacy and professional offices. It has become a popular place for visitors and residents alike to stroll along the freshly landscaped promenades and enjoy sidewalk dining. Here's where you'll find that the aura of small-town friendliness and historical landmarks amid the sophisticated boutiques, neighborhood shops and colorful buildings of downtown Naples.

Third Street South, just a short walk from the Naples Pier, bordered on the west by the Gulf of Mexico, on the east by Naples Bay and on the south by 10,000 islands. Noted for fabulous restaurants, unique shopping, quaint parks, art galleries, and old world charmThird Street South has retained its natural beauty and grace throughout its transformation into one of the most attractive shopping and dining areas in the country.

Old Naples is a charming area characterized by palm trees, cottages, elegant shops, art galleries and some of the best restaurants in the world.