Linzee Elizabeth & Vincent Rocco
Things To Do
Safety Harbor Marina Park & Fishing Pier
Enjoy a picturesque view of Tampa Bay. While you're there, you can take a leisurely stroll along the Bayshore Linear Park.
Clearwater Beach
Laid-back Clearwater Beach is known for its namesake stretch of soft, white sand, which draws visitors year-round for jet-skiing, parasailing, and stand-up paddleboarding in its calm waters. Cyclists and rollerbladers glide along a winding beachfront promenade lined with casual seafood restaurants and cafes. Come sunset, Pier 60 hosts a nightly festival with street performers and craft vendors.
HavenHouse Eatery and Coffee Bar
Enjoy organic treats at this adorable open-air café. Located on the second floor, guests get a great view of Main Street Safety Harbor.
Gigglewaters
This speakeasy-style establishment celebrates the prohibition era. While the look may be swanky, the menu is anything but pretentious. You can stop by for a craft cocktail and meal or head to the back of the building into an intimate 32-seat movie theater that shows classic movies from The Goonies to The Godfather.
Crooked Thumb Brewery
Crooked Thumb Brewery owes it’s name to Pinellas County, which has been said to “hang off the west coast of Florida like a crooked thumb.” The tasting room is a creative restoration of a warehouse built in 1963 that was previously an auto body and paint shop. The 6,000 square foot space houses a 15 barrel brew system with an offering of 15-20 beers on tap in the tasting room. The bar and seating area feature views of the production area as well as the adjacent beer garden. With a canopy of trees overhead, the garden is a space with live music, yard games and seasonal events. Local food vendors serve a selection of foods on weekends.
Troubled Waters Brewing
Troubled Waters Brewing was founded by a father and son duo, Steve and Kevin Shanks. Easygoing taproom featuring many draft & bottled craft beers, plus billiards & live music.
Whimzeyland
Florida artists Todd Ramquist and Kiaralinda have spent the last 20 or more years turning their home and neighboring properties into flamboyant works of art. Originally known simply as the “Bowling Ball House” for the (now over 500) painted bowling balls littering the yard in various formations. Gardens made of colored bottles, rainbow mosaic pathways, and bright ceramic sculptures abound creating an almost otherworldly atmosphere. Whimzeyland also features a small gallery where bowling balls decorated and donated by other artists are put on display for visitors to view.
Safety Harbor Art And Music Center
Safety Harbor Art and Music Center is a 501(c) non profit organization whose mission is to promote knowledge of and education of all facets of the arts: visual arts, performing arts, musical arts, and more. It's a place where children and the children-at-heart can gather to celebrate art.
Baranoff Park
This park features the historically registered Baranoff Oak Tree which is a Grand Tree: 300-500 year old Live Oak. The tree is named after Salem Baranoff, a doctor who owned the Safety Harbor Resort and Spa.
Philippe Park
Philippe Park is the oldest park in Pinellas County. It's named after Odet Philippe, who is credited with introducing grapefruit to Florida. 122-acres of majestic shade trees and a Tocobaga Native American mound are among things for visitors to explore.
The NONA Slice House
Whether you want a single slice or a whole pie, The NONA Slice House serves the best pizza in town! Enjoy live music every night.