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Things To Do
St. Pete Pier
The pier's 26 beautiful acres combine the peaceful blue waters of Tampa Bay with the vibrant greenery of downtown St. Petersburg’s parks, creating the ultimate place to stroll, bike, dine, drink, shop, swim, take in a concert and more. Be sure to visit Doc Ford's while at the pier! Or head up to the roof and grab a drink at Pier Teaki, which has some of the most amazing views of St. Pete!
St. Petersburg Saturday Morning Market
The venue of activity is nestled in the vibrant core of downtown St. Petersburg, in the Al Lang Stadium parking lot on the corner of 1st Street and 1st Avenue S. There are over 100 local vendors at the market each week.
Vinoy Park
Vinoy Park has some of the most scenic views in St. Petersburg. The park is adjacent to The Vinoy, one of St. Pete's most spectacular waterfront resorts. If you have time, check out the history of The Vinoy and all it has been through over the last 100 years. https://thevinoy.com/history
Bike Share at Al Lang Stadium (1st St & 1st Ave S)
The City of St. Petersburg has partnered with Lime to offer bike share service in downtown St. Pete. Lime's smooth, eco-friendly, and comfortable Gen4 e-bikes are available for rent through the Lime app.
Central Avenue Trolley
Starting at the beautiful downtown waterfront and stretching west, Central Avenue is full of vibrant boutiques, galleries, restaurants, and bars. Spot murals, shop for one-of-a-kind threads and explore the heart of the local food and drink scene as you go. The trolley is a great way to explore Central Avenue!
The Dalí (Salvador Dalí Museum)
The Dalí Museum celebrates the life and art of the influential and innovative artist, Salvador Dalí.
Museum of Fine Arts
The MFA, a city landmark, opened to the public in 1965—the first art museum in St. Petersburg located on the downtown waterfront. The MFA is proud to have within its walls the only comprehensive art collection of its kind on Florida’s west coast. Highlights include masterpieces from Monet, O’Keeffe, Morisot, Wiley, and others, two gardens, and one of Florida’s most respected photography collections.
Sunken Gardens
Sunken Gardens is a lush, tropical oasis home to more than 50,000 exotic tropical plants and birds from around the world, including its iconic flamingo flock. At more than 100 years old, Sunken Gardens is St. Pete’s oldest living museum.
Local Breweries
St. Pete is home to many local breweries. Stop in and try a pint or if you are feeling more adventurous look into one of the tours. Eric and I have done the Pedal Pub a couple of times and it is always a good time!
The Don Cesar
In addition to The Vinoy, St. Pete is home to another historical hotel, The Don Cesar. The hotel is located on the beautiful white sands of St. Pete Beach. The hotel opened in the heyday of the Gatsby era in 1928. From high society's playground to starring on the silver screen to being a Gulf Coast icon, The Don Cesar boasts a rich and glamorous history.