Sunken Gardens is a botanical paradise and St. Pete's oldest living museum, boasting over 50,000 exotic plants and birds. It's a unique attraction with a rich history, starting as a plumber's backyard project and evolving into a family-friendly tourist destination. Today, it offers a lush oasis with pathways, waterfalls, demonstration gardens, and a butterfly encounter. In 1902, George Turner, Sr., a plumber, purchased land and turned a sinkhole into a "sunken garden" by draining it.

He began growing tropical fruits and eventually expanded the garden with various plants and walkways, eventually opening it to the public as "Turner's Sunken Gardens" in 1936. Sunken Gardens became a popular roadside attraction, particularly from the late 1940s through the 1970s.

The St. Pete Pier is a 26-acre waterfront attraction in St. Petersburg, Florida, featuring a variety of activities like strolling, biking, dining, shopping, and swimming. It opened in July 2020 and includes a beach, splash pad, playground, environmental education center, marketplace, event spaces, and public art. The pier also boasts multiple restaurants, including Teak, Pier Teaki, and Doc Ford's Rum Bar & Grille.

Vinoy Park, located on St. Petersburg's downtown waterfront, is a 11.6-acre urban park offering scenic views of Tampa Bay and the city skyline.

The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art, located in St. Petersburg, Florida, is a museum dedicated to showcasing art from the American West, including Native American art and wildlife depictions. The museum houses a collection of over 400 artworks, including paintings, sculptures, and jewelry.

The Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg (MFA) in St. Petersburg, Florida, is a significant art museum with an encyclopedic collection spanning over 5,000 years of art history. The museum is also known for its renowned photography collection and its commitment to engaging diverse communities

The Salvador Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, is a unique institution dedicated to showcasing the life and work of the iconic Surrealist artist Salvador Dalí. It boasts the largest collection of Dalí's art outside of Spain, encompassing over 2,400 works in various media. The museum is known for its striking architecture, particularly the geodesic dome known as the "Enigma," and its innovative use of technology to engage visitors with Dalí's art.

Paul's Landing is a cocktail bar and restaurant at the Vinoy Resort & Golf Club that honors the legacy of William Paul, a US Navy carpenter who settled in the St. Petersburg area in 1854. The restaurant's menu features local seafood and international dishes, with a focus on flavors inspired by old Florida, including citrus, seafood, and smoke. It offers both indoor and outdoor dining, with stunning views of the Vinoy Marina.

Voted best Old fashioned by Valerie Walker!

Karma was established in 2014 by mother-daughter duo Josie Barber and April Lupkey, driven by a shared passion for wellness, good food, and community. What began as a dream to create a space that nourishes from the inside out has grown into a beloved St.Pete destination. Rooted in kindness and built with intention, Karma serves up more than just juice—it’s a vibe, a mission, and a movement.

Tiffany's favorite lunch spot!!

3 Daughters Brewing is a St. Petersburg-based brewery that has grown into one of the largest independent breweries in Florida. They produce a variety of craft beverages, including ciders, seltzers, and canned cocktails. Stop in for a bite to eat and some craft brews!

The Hangar Restaurant & Flight Lounge offers a unique dining experience with a full bar, indoor/outdoor seating, and views of the Albert Whitted Airport runway. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

The Central Arts District a vibrant and eclectic area with a mix of art galleries, boutiques, restaurants, breweries, and music venues. Specifically, the 300-700 blocks of Central Avenue and surrounding streets are home to this diverse and dynamic district. Stop by Casita Taqueria for some fresh street tacos and cold beer. Enjoy your meal on the back patio and walk the Central Arts District.