Imaginarium Science Center, Science museum in Fort Myers, Florida
Imaginarium Science Center is a science museum in Fort Myers featuring more than 60 interactive exhibits spread throughout multiple halls. Visitors can explore aquariums, animal displays, and hands-on experiments that encourage direct participation and learning.
The center was established to teach Southwest Florida residents about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on learning experiences. Over the decades it has become an important educational institution in the region.
The museum displays exhibits about Native American heritage, including tools crafted by the Calusa people from shells and historical photographs that show how early inhabitants lived in this region.
The center is accessible to visitors on most weekdays and weekends, allowing flexible planning for your visit. Plan to spend several hours exploring the different areas and hands-on stations to get the most from your experience.
Visitors can touch cownose and yellow stingrays up close in the StingRay Bay Touch Tank while learning about marine life. This direct contact with living creatures creates an unforgettable hands-on experience.
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