What to do in Tampa and St Pete
Armature Works
Food hall with large outdoor space on the river with restaurants on the river and rooftop bar.
Ybor City Historic District
Historic District with food, shops and bars. Best to see during the day.
TECO Line Streetcar System
FREE runs between convention center , water street (large restaurant district) , channelside Sparkman Wharf ( food and entertainment), Aquarium and Ybor City. Lots to see and do. Take the streetcar from Ybor to the Aquarium and Sparkman Wharf area. Then head to the convention center for more dining waterfront.
Salt Shack On The Bay
Beautiful casual outdoor restaurant with water views of the bay.
Ybor ghost and mob tours
A true “melting pot” of immigration, what began as an area populated largely by alligators and snakes grew to become home to tens of thousands of people within the span of just 40 years. Along with the cigar workers who came from Cuba and Europe to make a new life in the New World, “Cigar City” hosted more than its share of villains, conspirators, Buccaneers, bandits and gangsters. They arrived from all over the globe, and some have never left, despite slipping the bounds of their worldly forms. Tampa‘s famous “Latin District” has no lack of strange and creepy happenings. It is home to some of the most haunted buildings in America, and you can investigate them with award-winning guides There are also mobster tours and ghost tours in downtown Tampa. The Tampa Theater offers is a big ghost tour spot.
Sparkman Wharf
Modern waterfront area featuring hip restaurants & shops, a beer garden & street-food stands.
Dinosaur World
Kids and adults love this place. Trails and life size dinosaur sculptures
The Getaway
Casual vibes restaurant and bar on the water
Clearwater Beach
Beautiful Florida Gulf beach with sugar sand. Check out Frenchy's on the beach and the Pavillion. Traffic in March will be a huge challenge. Voted #1 beach many times
Treasure Island Beach
Our favorite beach area. 35-40 Min from Tampa. Miles and miles of beautiful beaches, shopping and restaurants. Be prepared for traffic in March.
Fort De Soto Park
Fort Desoto tours, Many beach options. Pay to enter.
St. Pete Pier
A signature destination on the downtown St. Pete waterfront, the St. Pete Pier is the anchor of the St. Pete Pier District, which spreads out across 26 acres. Filled with family-friendly green spaces, eateries, attractions and activities, the St. Pete Pier is the perfect place to spend a day.