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Start from 69 curated places around St. Petersburg, FL, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
Brick & Mortar Kitchen
Chef-driven seasonal small-plates room on Central with a menu that rotates weekly and a wine list that takes risks. Has consistently landed on Tampa Bay Times Top 50 — the locals' "if I have one nice dinner here" pick.
The Library
Hotel-restaurant inside the Hollander with an ambitious seasonal menu and an actual library-room aesthetic — leather chairs, dark wood, and a kitchen that punches above its hotel context.
Pinellas Trail
47-mile paved rails-to-trails route running from St. Pete all the way to Tarpon Springs. The downtown St. Pete to Gulfport segment is the most rideable section — flat, paved, low-traffic, with brewery stops every few miles.
Boyd Hill Nature Preserve
245-acre nature preserve south of downtown with boardwalks through cypress swamp, scrub-pine flatwoods, and a small raptor-rehab aviary. The closest real-Florida-nature walk to St. Pete proper.
The Dali Museum
The largest Salvador Dalí collection outside Spain, housed in a wild geodesic-glass building on the waterfront. The architecture, the spiraling Avant-garden, and the curation all earn the visit.
Museum of Fine Arts
Encyclopedic art museum on Beach Drive with a serious Impressionist-and-American collection, Asian galleries, and a sculpture garden facing the bay. The city's most-traditional museum experience and a free Sunday-by-donation move.
St. Pete Pier
Reopened in 2020 as a 26-acre district that's part promenade, part beach, part rooftop bar, part fishing pier. Locals come for the sunset off the upper deck and the marketplace bites rather than the actual fishing.
Pass-a-Grille Beach
The historic south end of St. Pete Beach — narrow streets of 1920s cottages, low-rise scale, and the prettiest sand within the radius. Skip the busier middle section of St. Pete Beach and come straight here.