Tin City
A market of tin-roofed buildings on Naples Bay, converted from an old oyster processing plant. It has souvenir shops, seafood restaurants and a boat dock.
Tin City was originally an oyster processing and fishing dock in the 1920s. Its wooden buildings with tin roofs have been converted into about 30 souvenir shops, clothing stores and seafood restaurants. Restaurant terraces overlook Naples Bay, where you can eat stone crab while watching boats come and go. The site is also a departure point for dolphin-watching cruises, sunset tours and fishing boats. Entry is free, parking is convenient, and it is about 3 minutes' drive from Fifth Avenue South.
Opening hours
Approx. 10:00–21:00
Nearby sights
- Fifth Avenue South
- Third Street South
- Naples Pier
- Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens
- Naples Botanical Garden
- The Baker Museum (Artis—Naples)
- Clam Pass Park
- Keewaydin Island