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Florida Shopping

Florida has a wide variety of shopping opportunities - from great malls to quaint shopping villages and revived downtowns to beach souvenir shops.
Florida Shopping
See how shopping, particularly for souvenirs, has changed significantly over the years in Florida.
Cocoa Village
Restored downtown area where you can take a step back in time to explore antique stores housed in historic buildings, eat an old fashioned ice cream cone, or just enjoy a cup of coffee in a Victorian-style coffee house.
Downtown Disney Delights
Downtown Disney is a delightful change of pace from the theme parks with shopping and play areas for children.
Downtown Fernandina Beach
Rows of quaint shops and boutiques in perfectly restored downtown area.
John's Pass Village and Boardwalk - Madeira Beach
John's Pass Village and Boardwalk in Madeira Beach offers shopping, dining, entertainment and a wide array of water activities, all in a turn-of-the-century look fishing village.
Renninger's Twin Markets - Mount Dora
The largest of its kind in the Southeast, Renninger's gives you the advantage of two separate markets – one for antiques and collectibles, the other a farmer's and flea market.
Ron Jon Surf Shop
A Cocoa Beach tradition made famous by surfers - now with several locations throughout Florida - featuring the hottest clothes and must-have surfing gear.
The Shell Factory - Fort Myers
The Shell Factory is a North Fort Myers landmark which boasts the largest collection of rare sea shells, sponges, coral, fossils and sea life specimens.
Winter Park
About.com's Orlando Guide, Theresa Johnston, says this is some of Central Florida's best shopping.

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