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Attractions and things to do
in Downtown St Petersburg
Explore Downtown St Petersburg's many sightseeing options
and you'll discover a city rich in history. Start at The
Pier, the city's most recognized landmark and leave with a view
of the waterfront from Vinoy Park to the Mahaffey Theater.
Enjoy Downtown St Petersburg Attractions!
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520 1st Ave S, St Petersburg
St. Petersburg's municipal airport serving private air traffic and general aviation businesses. The airport averages approximately 120,000 operations a year.
Bayshore Dr & South Yacht Basin, St Petersburg
St. Petersburg's newest waterfront park along the South Yacht Basin and the historic Albert Whitted Airport. There is an aviation-themed playground and observation lookouts toward the airport.
163 3rd St N, St Petersburg
Tampa Bay’s best professional theatre presents live plays throughout the year in our intimate 188 seat theater. www.americanstage.org
1st Ave N & 3rd St N (Williams Park), St Petersburg
Every Saturday, October to May from 10am-3pm. Come Play in the Park! A weekly celebration of artists, performers and unique events. Pet & family friendly. Enjoy Williams Park & buy direct from local artists! Info: artatwilliams@gmail.com
Albert Whitted Airport, St Petersburg
Aircraft charters tailored to fit your needs. From luxurious jets, to comfortable twin-engine aircraft. Bay Air Charter will get you there. Now offering Scheduled weekend flights to Key West from $199 per person/each way. www.bayaircharter.com
Corner of 2nd St & 2nd Ave N, St Petersburg
Tampa Bay's one-stop destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg. Muvico 20 and BayWalk will fill your evenings with unforgettable memories and your days with fun.
1101 Country Club Way S, St Petersburg
Discover, explore, experience & learn at this historic nature park and the new Lake Maggiore Environmental Education Center. Open Tuesday-Sunday.
601 14th St S, St Petersburg
One of more than 125 city parks in St. Petersburg's public parks system. Campbell Park houses a recreation center, gym, public swimming pool, athletic fields and several annual festivals.
175 5th St N, St Petersburg
Built in 1939 at a cost of $389,415, City Hall was funded through the federal Public Works Administration as part of the New Deal. Renovated in 1999, it houses official city offices and City Council Chamber.
535 4th Ave N, St Petersburg
Opened in 1924 as the Coliseum Ballroom, this vintage landmark is a unique city facility with one of the largest wooden dance floors in the south.
St. Petersburg is the cultural hub of central Florida, offering residents and visitors a wide variety of cultural activities. There are six museums, scores of galleries, and an active performing arts community. Take a stroll and encounter breathtaking public art that dots the landscape of St. Pete -- or take in a tour of many private galleries that proudly call St. Petersburg home.
Downtown St Petersburg, St Petersburg
First Night St. Petersburg celebrates its 17th Annual New Year's Eve celebration of the arts from 5pm to midnight at multiple venues in downtown St. Petersburg. Festivities with music stages, entertainment, drama, dance, games, art, fireworks and more. www.firstnightstpete.com
Concerts at Mahaffey Theater, St Petersburg
Under the baton of Music Director Stefan Sanderling, the orchestra performs at the Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg September through May. See concert schedule or buy tickets at www.floridaorchestra.org
875 62nd Ave NE, St Petersburg
Mangrove Bay offers a challenging 18-hole championship course. Cypress Links is a 9-hole, Par-3 golf course for players of all levels and abilities.
280 5th St N, St Petersburg
This original Carnegie Library opened in 1915. The Beaux Art style building was renovated and an addition added in 1997. It is one of six public libraries.
One 4th St N, St Petersburg
Houses most city offices. The first floor service court offers a payment center for city utility bills, permitting, zoning, occupational licenses and codes.
253 5th Ave N, St Petersburg
For over 10 yrs, downtown St. Petersburg’s most intimate performing arts venue. On our 850 seat mainstage or in the 150-seat Stavros Great Room, you’ll see & hear the best in opera, jazz, blues, chamber music & more. We present top name artists & the Tampa Bay area’s best local talent.
800 2nd Ave NE, St Petersburg
The city's most recognized waterfront landmark! 20 shops, boutiques & galleries, 4 restaurants, Dockside Eatery, Pier Aquarium & observation deck. Bike rental, electric boats, sailboats & dolphin sightseeing cruises. Open 365 days a year.
At the Pier, St Petersburg
Explore our world & visit "Fresh Fish Theater" at our marine education center & aquarium in downtown St. Petersburg. Daily 1-4pm Touch Tank & fish feeding, Mondays, learn about our Celebrity Critter of the Week. FISH-ful Saturdays & more! Mon-Sat, 10am-8pm, Sun, noon-6pm.
400 1st St S, St Petersburg
A unique cultural facility situated along St. Petersburg's downtown waterfront. Features the Mahaffey Theater, free community events, Florida Orchestra performances, Albert Whitted Park, the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, and much more. www.progressenergycenterstpete.com
1450 1st Ave N, St Petersburg
Scooter Escapes has motorscooters and motorcycles to meet all budgets and needs. Rentals, sales, repairs, parts, and accessories are available. Rent by the hour, the day or the week. Open since 2003. M-F 10am-6pm, Sat 11am-4pm. www.rentmyscooter.com
Downtown St Petersburg
Hop aboard the St. Petersburg Trolleys for just a quarter & find your easy way around Downtown & Grand Central. From Grand Central Station, you can catch a ride on PSTA routes throughout Pinellas County, the beaches & Tampa Bay. Connect to all the city's major museums & attractions on two routes – the Downtown Looper & the Central Ave Shuttle. The St. Petersburg Trolleys operate 10am to 5pm daily, with service until midnight on Fri & Sat. See detailed information in Downtown Map.
1825 4th St N, St Petersburg
Discover the beauty of a 100-year-old botanical paradise with cascading waterfalls, beautiful gardens, more than 50,000 tropical plants and flowers and picnic areas. Enjoy guided tours, special events and garden workshops. Mon-Sat 10am-4:30pm, Sun 12-4:30pm.
330 5th St N, St Petersburg
A multi-service senior center offering activities and social services to older adults in the community. Also home to the St. Petersburg Lawn Bowl Club, Chess Club and Shuffleboard Club.
Hotel Indigo (formerly Heritage Hotel), St Petersburg
Delightfully frightful haunts lie ready to be unearthed all over The Bay Area. We’re digging up new ones all the time. Touring available in Downtown St. Petersburg & Historic John’s Pass. Call for tours and times.
4th St N & 2nd Ave N, St Petersburg
Famous for Sunday afternoon concerts under the bandshell, Williams Park also features a United States Veterans Monument and serves as the downtown hub for the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority.
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