Largo is the third largest city in Pinellas County, Florida, United States, and is part of the Tampa Bay Area. As of the 2014 Census estimate, the city had a population of 84,500, up from 69,371 in 2000.
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5.0 based on 485 reviews
One of Largo's best green spaces. Great green space with playground, walkways, miniature train, picnic areas, open and wooded spaces, dog friendly (on leash).
4.5 based on 494 reviews
An open-air historical village and museum with structures dating back to the mid-late 19th century.
Historic buldings and handicrafts from Old Florida gathered here, ajacent to Botanical Gardens (borh free). Buildings open for self and guided tours. Boatmaking, schoolhouse, church, mansions, General Store, Model-T Ford repair shop, antique fire engine, railroad station and caboose, gift shop, etc. Flat - cement, asphalt, and bark paths. Plan for at least 3 hours.
4.5 based on 849 reviews
Having grown up in south Florida, I was thrilled to see flowers, plants and gardens reminiscent of my childhood home in one location. The many and varied paths, landscapes and habitats provided an array of sights and fragrances that brought back many memories. The cactus and succulent garden was particularly noteworthy, but the gardenia hedges, bromeliads, palms, and butterfly plants were equally interesting. There is a children’s trail with six activity stations, in addition to the wedding garden, spaces for special events and private parties, classes, and a great gift shop. This is a cooperative effort by Pinellas County and the University of Florida’s extension service.
4.5 based on 155 reviews
I walk along the trail almost everyday and enjoy all the sites orange trees between 102 and park dr. Theere is 2 big starfruit trees banana trees and all kinds of birds and green parrots.going north you head to largo and usually stop and look around and head back home this is a must for a great walk.great for the whole family.
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Love this county park for walking, cycling and feeding the numerous turtles at the look-out points. Easy trail for cycling.
4.5 based on 160 reviews
Great little Park - FREE. Yes, Free entrance and Free parking. Great get away to enjoy the nature of Florida. Family or couples or by yourself relaxing and beautiful. Bird and turtle exhibits (feed the turtles with food from the nature center. Nature Center brings experiences up close in doors. The Pier is a great way to view Bascule bridge over Intracoastal Waterway on FL 688 in Indian Rocks Beach.
4.5 based on 117 reviews
I walk here about once a week and go across the street through the botanical gardens and finish my walk Lots to see as you walk ang enjoy your day.nothing like it also great for biking
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Very nice family oriented park focusing on family activities or a just plain nice walk. The lake is beautiful and full of life with water birds and fish. Highly recommend this wonderful park for a family outing or a just plain walk in the park.
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Arkane Aleworks is a brewery founded by Joe Scheibelhut (actual spelling) and Dan Graston, and represents the culmination of years of passion and planning. It started as two poor kids with a dream and has grown into two poor kids with a dream and a Facebook page, but the best is yet to come! Joe spent the last two years brewing at Rapp Brewing Co. During his tenure there, Joe worked his way to Head Brewer and his dedication and attention to detail aided Rapp Brewing in winning the Best Small Batch Beer and Best Small Brewer awards at the 2014 Best Florida Beer Championship. He once ate pizza out of a tree. Many of you Tampa Bay locals will also remember Dan's face from behind the bar at Rapp. After your done cringing at that memory, you'll hopefully also remember his knowledgeable and helpful service, razor wit, and some other third flattering aspect. If not, just know that these things are all true and he wants to have a beer with you. He once saw Joe eat pizza out of a tree. He's pretty sure it was, like, a year old (the pizza). Why Arkane? Arcane means "understood by few, mysterious or secret." To us, it represents the aspect of brewing that historically, and to this day, remains misunderstood and elusive. It's the intersection of vocation and art, and it's the inspiration for all the innovation and collaboration found in the Craft Beer Movement. The reason yeast was once called "God is Good." It's the core of what drives us and brings us together: the calling to solve those mysteries and uncover new flavors. To seek out new life and new civili...oh, sorry, our bad. In short, it's the motivation to spend a whole bunch of time and sweat making new beers to share with our friends. Yes, you too. Who wants a beer?
Stopped in on peep sours day and had a wonderful time. The bartenders are friendly, knowledgeable and welcome you as you step in the door. There is pub-style table seating both inside and outside. Beside the sours our friends ordered, my guy and I shared a flight of IPAs. My favorite was the Goliath - a double IPA with Citra, Galaxy & Nelson hops. Collab with magnanimous brewing. 8% ABV His fav was the RAWberry Strawberry Milkshake IPA. 6% ABV. We belong to the Arkane Aleworks Reward Club. Check out their website for the rewards! Located in a strip mall, there is free offstreet parking. The establishment is very clean and there are great things to buy to show your support.
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Good vibe, free & easy parking, souvenirs & food! Had a couple dessert bread loaves, cranberry banana & cinnamon apple, sooo good. Several choices, hard to limit yourself, lol. Candy, ice cream, pies, definitely wanna come back!
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