Important sights in Naples
Naples Zoo
Naples Zoo has a national accreditation and was opened in September of 1969. After several reformations over the years, 70 species of animals were added to the tropical garden. Fun and exciting for every generation, visitors can take delight in watching animals like giraffes, pythons, lions, and bears.
Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary
The sanctuary which primarily comprises wetlands, includes 700 acres of virgin bald cypress forest. Corkscrew is an important habitat for various endangered wildlife species. It is renowned for the man-made construction of 1.9 miles of boardwalk through the swamp.
Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park
This is a popular destination spot for sunbathing, bird watching, hiking, and fishing near Naples. The state park offers a fantastic view of the Gulf of Mexico and has one of the most beautiful flora and fauna in the world.
Palm Cottage
Built in 1895, the historic Palm Cottage is the oldest house in Naples. It is turned into a museum where visitors can encounter the rustic charm of Naples and lavish tools, artworks, and furnishings from an era gone by. Visitors can take guided tours and learn about the historical facts and unique features of this community.
Naples Botanical Museum
Founded in the year 1993, the museum has a host of gardens that signify the type of flora present in the tropics. Its mission is to spread the message of conservation of our ecosystem and to value our natural habitats.
