It’s time to start dreaming of your next trip. Here are six must-see sites in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Set to reopen in April 2026 after Hurricane Milton destroyed the fiberglass roof membrane, Tropicana Field is a must-visit for baseball fans, especially followers of the Tampa Bay Rays. The stadium also hosts college football matches. © Dreammediapeel | Dreamstime.com
The city’s mixture of urban and coastal landscapes makes it popular for travelers and snowbirds seeking a blend of both. The calm Gulf of Mexico allows for relaxing time at the beach, while a downtown with a rich arts, sports and culture scene draws locals and visitors year-round. © Sean Pavone | Dreamstime.com
Spanning Lower Tampa Bay, The Sunshine Skyway Bridge connects two counties via two long beam bridges with a central tall cable-stayed bridge. At night, the bridge lights up in vibrant colors to define the cityscape. The bridge even hosts an annual 10K race. © Sean Pavone | Dreamstime.com
Appreciate the mind-bending and thought-provoking works of Salvador Dalí at The Salvador Dalí Museum. The museum features 96 oil paintings; more than 100 watercolors and drawings; and more than 1,000 sculptures, photos and ornamental art objects. The museum is home to more works by Dalí than any other museum in the world, with masterpieces like The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory. © Meinzahn | Dreamstime.com
St. Pete Pier is a popular landmark extending into Tampa Bay, offering visitors the chance to enjoy the coastline and bay views. Currently, the pier and nearby district feature five restaurants, a playground, artwork and an environmental education center. © Hguerrio | Dreamstime.com
Did you know the country’s first scheduled airline was founded in St. Petersburg? In 1914, the St. Petersburg-Tampa Airboat Line flew across Tampa Bay (about 23 miles), linking Tampa with St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg honors the record moment at Benoist Centennial Plaza, which features a full-sized sculpture of the airboat flown more than a century ago. © Hguerrio | Dreamstime.com
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