The sun almost always shines on St. Petersburg, the "Sunshine City" that enjoys an average of 361 days of clear skies per year. Combine that with 244 miles of glimmering coastline along Tampa Bay, the Gulf of Mexico, Boca Ciega Bay and the intra coastal waterways and you have one hot beach destination. Catch the sun, surf and sand at Ft. De Soto Park, or take a hike up the 37-mile Pinellas Trail. Enjoy a Devil Rays game during baseball season or escape to the shady oasis of the Sunken Gardens.
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Departing from Maximo Park in St. Petersburg, Florida, Salt and Mist Sea Tours LLC offers private Dolphin, Barrier Island and Sunset Cruises on Tampa Bay, Boca Ciega Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. We also offer private, customized Sea Tours such as bachelor and bachelorette parties, shelling on Shell Key, swimming, island dining and much more!
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The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art will revive interest and passion about the history of the American West. The tenacious spirit of Native American, pioneer and immigrant cultures embodies the history of our country. We will engage the community, through programs and public events, in meaningful ways to connect and make this narrative relevant to civilization today. The museum features over 500 modern and historic works of art that evoke the spirit of a wide-open frontier and the beauty of life in the American West.
Visitors from DC complimented the newest museum addition to St. Petersburg The James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art. From the striated limestone and copper panels distinguishing the exterior structure to the ‘arroyo’ entrance to the carved granite waterfall, they were astonished by the architecture evocative of the American West. The collection of sculpture and paintings is a lesson in history as well as art. Highly recommended
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Outerlife Studios Escape Rooms in St. Petersburg, FL (St. Pete) offers a fully immersive entertainment experience. Ideal for friends, families, corporate groups and sports teams, we are at the cutting edge of the escape room game industry. You've played the online version, here's the real life one! Can you use your problem solving skills and creativity to make it out of our rooms in 60 minutes? If you are looking for something to do in St. Pete, you found it! Try something different. Top Rated (recommended) Escape Room in St. Pete. Outerlife Studio has two top rated rooms as well as a meeting room/event space. DISARM - Your team has 60 minutes to locate and DISARM a bomb before it blows up! SCORCHED - Jon Doren, a serial arsonist, knows your in his abandoned childhood home searching for evidence to link him to numerous atrocities. You must escape before you too end up SCORCHED. If your asking yourself "What are some fun things to do in St. Pete this weekend?" look no further!
It was my son's 13th birthday, he and 5 friends did Disarm by themselves, and could not have had more fun! (Finished with seconds left to spare) Brandon was their guide and he was amazing!!! It could've been quite a challenge to manage 6 teenagers, but he handled everything with such fun and enthusiasm, the kids are already asking when they can go back! Thank you for an excellent birthday adventure
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Take an adventure through Shell Key Preserve in a completely clear kayak – right in the Tampa Bay Area! At Shell Key Preserve, in the Tierra Verde area, be on the lookout for manatee, dolphin, mangroves, starfish, mullet, and many other local marine life. Seasonally (December - March) we also offer a Tarpon Springs Manatee tour! Paddle through the bayous and learn more about the historic area.
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This museum documents the Splendid Splinter's career in baseball.
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Great Explorations Children’s Museum has served the children and families of the Tampa Bay area since 1987. Designed for children 10 and under, the 23,000 square foot museum is filled with exhibits and activities to stimulate learning through creativity, play and exploration. The museum also offers a national award winning preschool, camps and afterschool programming, field trips and community outreach programs.
We took our 2-year-old granddaughter here and she loved every minute! From loading a cart and checking out in the supermarket to the fire engine to the stack of 'surfboards' to climb on in the middle of the museum, she had a blast! Every time we turned around there was something new to discover, so we will definitely be back! Check out Groupon for great deals on admission.
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Sunken Gardens is a man-made roadside attraction that dates back almost a century. It consists of paved walkways through gardens and past waterfalls and animal exhibits including tropical birds, koi fish and a huge snapping turtle. It's shaded and mostly quiet even though it's just off a large highway.
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Weedon Island Preserve is a 3,190-acre natural area located on Tampa Bay. This coastal ecosystem is home to native plants and animals, an educational facility, and a rich cultural history. Indigenous peoples occupied this site for thousands of years. Today, the Preserve protects this wide diversity of natural and cultural resources for current and future generations. The Preserve encompasses 4.7 miles of natural and paved trails, boardwalks, and a 45ft. tall Observation Tower. Visitors may also experience the Preserve by renting kayaks or canoes on-site and paddling a 4-mile loop trail. Weedon Island Preserve is a well-known birding site and is included in the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail. No pets are permitted. The Cultural and Natural History Center is closed until further notice in accordance with CDC suggested guidelines.
Weedon Island Preserve is Tampa Bay nature at its finest. You can also rent a kayak to go through the mangrove trails which are well preserved and make for a great, easy day on the water.
4.5 based on 385 reviews
Great park, very natural, cool zoo and superior support staff. A GREAT day trip for kids! The walk around the lake is an education withing itself.
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The largest Farmers Market in the southeast United States, with over 170 vendors rotating through 135 spaces. An extraordinary selection of prepared food, great crafts, plants, flowers, and more. A wonderful selection of produce straight from the farm, including 2 large organic farms. Be sure to come hungry - we have 13 countries and styles of ready-to-eat food (e.g. French, German, Italian, Belgian, Indian, Thai, Ethiopian, Ecuadorian, Mexican, Jamaican, BBQ, Soulfood and more!) Live music and a variety of entertainers every week. Lots of tables to hang out and enjoy the great sense of community. Come see what many people say is the best thing to ever happen in St Petersburg. The Market runs from October - May. (9am - 2pm) The smaller nearby Williams Park Summer Market runs from June - August (9am - 1pm)
When I visit my sister in St. Petersburg, Saturday morning market day at the beautiful downtown farmers market is always a must to do! There is always such an abundance of fresh beautiful produce that it’s hard to not overbuy! With the live music, lots of food vendors, and artisan booths, one could spend the whole morning eating, browsing and enjoying the music on a beautiful day in downtown St. Pete. There are lots of inexpensive parking garages close by!
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