Plenty to do in St. Petersburg
There are numerous things to do in St. Petersburg, Florida. The Caribbean Carnival is held every year at Vinoy park, featuring crafts, food, Soca, Calypso, Reggae, and both local and national entertainment. There is also the Taste of Pinellas food and music festival which has music, areas for both young children and teens , ice sculpture contests, fireworks and a
waiter/waitress obstacle course.
There are also many places to visit, such as the New Dali Museum which highlights the work of artist Salvadore Dali. Visitors can watch a major league baseball game, go to one of 125 city parks, or the Boyd Hill Nature Park which is a 245 acre preserve. They can go to many different beaches.
There are also deep sea charters as well as fishing piers at St. Petersburg Pier, Old Sunshine Skyway Bridge, and Fort De Soto Park. St. Petersburg is also a good place for recreational boating and sailing. Sailing lessons are given at St. Petersburg Sailing Center. There are also
three golf courses in St. Petersburg.
Other places to visit include The Pier, which is a five-story marketplace with shops, restaurants and an observation deck and a bait shop. The Sunken Gardens displays an exotic collection of more than 50,000 tropical plants, as well as a butterfly garden, a wedding lawn and a walk-through aviary with exotic birds.
Visitors can dance the night away at the Coliseum, which is one of America's largest dance floors. There are also more than 100 antique shops for avid collectors. St. Petersburg has an unlimited number of things to do.
waiter/waitress obstacle course.
There are also many places to visit, such as the New Dali Museum which highlights the work of artist Salvadore Dali. Visitors can watch a major league baseball game, go to one of 125 city parks, or the Boyd Hill Nature Park which is a 245 acre preserve. They can go to many different beaches.
There are also deep sea charters as well as fishing piers at St. Petersburg Pier, Old Sunshine Skyway Bridge, and Fort De Soto Park. St. Petersburg is also a good place for recreational boating and sailing. Sailing lessons are given at St. Petersburg Sailing Center. There are also
three golf courses in St. Petersburg.
Other places to visit include The Pier, which is a five-story marketplace with shops, restaurants and an observation deck and a bait shop. The Sunken Gardens displays an exotic collection of more than 50,000 tropical plants, as well as a butterfly garden, a wedding lawn and a walk-through aviary with exotic birds.
Visitors can dance the night away at the Coliseum, which is one of America's largest dance floors. There are also more than 100 antique shops for avid collectors. St. Petersburg has an unlimited number of things to do.
