Omg this was an amazing afternoon exploring the Dalì Museum! My niece and I had a blast. The…read morearchitecture alone is a visual treat. First stop is the theater on first floor to get a brief history of Dalì. Then elevator to third floor for the exhibit room and a virtual reality headset experience (comes with admission just a short line waiting for one of the three seats). The gallery was very busy, but we managed to wave around the people to see the art in the main gallery. Oh wonderful then across the other side of the museum was a special exhibit with Giacameti sculptures and Dali. Then we were out to the dome to see the projected media experience for 35 minutes. It was such a fun afternoon spent three hours and probably could've taken a couple more. That was a nice café. I went on to try in a great gift shop worth visiting. Really wonderful experience I highly recommend it to anybody that's familiar with Dalì's work or just learning. They do a great job explaining it all. Tip get admission tickets online in advance. Line was out the door so I bought tickets while standing in line then zipped thru the other side for folks with tickets. Saved me 15 minutes! Also from the desk I could buy the Dome multimedia ticket before it sold out. Fantastic day at this museum!

Really awesome cool museum. My only issue is... it's pretty small. For $30+ I would expect there…read moremore to see. You can see the whole thing in an hour or so. Parking is $10. There's plenty of metered parking couple of blocks away. Some free two hour parking so well. Discount for residents and also Thursday night it's like $15 a ticket

My husband and I loved our visit to the Imagine Museum. The creativity on display is incredible,…read moreand it's such a unique and engaging way to learn. The glass sculptures and their history were fascinating and beautifully presented. Paige at the front desk was absolutely lovely and made us feel very welcome. A wonderful experience that blends art, education, and inspiration. Highly recommend!

Super cool museum. Not too expensive for entry. The staff is more than friendly, it's clean and…read moreexpansive. I highly recommend it, especially if you're in the area.

First time at the Museum of the American Arts and Crafts Movement. Beautiful building. Beautiful…read moreexhibits. First an explanation the Arts and Crafts Movement was a movement that started in the UK, then spread to the U.S. and elsewhere. 1870-1920 more or less. Architects, furniture designers, potters, tile makers. Think Frank Lloyd Wright and Louis Tiffany. The displays at this museum are curated intelligently. Lots of explanations and connections drawn that I would not have considered otherwise. And there was focus on the surprising number of women who were potters or designed and made lamp shades at Tiffany. Our St Pete friends said the restaurant is quite good. We didn't try it. And here's the lagniappe: our museum membership at home got us into the Arts and Crafts Museum for free.

Very nice museum. Loved the cafe and the gift shop. The exhibition was very well placed throughout…read morethe museum. I also enjoyed that the parked was very inexpensive.

The museum is small but so fun. Be sure to join the 11 am free group tour…read more The ticket is 20 dollars and worth every bit of it. The museum is a quick stop in or has a group led tour. The selections in the exhibition are beautiful. Each one is surprisingly more beautiful and different than the next one. The service in the gift shop where you purchase your ticket is especially great. You can ask questions and receive polite answers. I really enjoyed my visit. Don't forget to watch the live glass demonstration across the street at the Morean Arts center. Tips are appreciated.

What a great collection - very quick stop in activity if you are in the area. Admission comes with…read morea glass blowing demo across the street which we were lucky enough to make. To make the experience even BETTER - @DanAlexander , the featured artist was the artist at the demo. It was absolutely wonderful.

Engaging, heart wrenching, educational. A reminder of history. Everyone should take the time to…read morevisit.

The Holocaust Museum of Florida is a very nice historic and educational museum in Downtown St Pete…read more The museum is $25 for adults and $18 for kids ages 7-12. (6 or under is free) The museum has a lot of history of the Holocaust and the survivors and what it was like etc.

I went to Sunken Gardens on a Sunday and honestly just had a really chill time. It's a good spot to…read morespend an hour or 2 just walking around without feeling rushed. The place has been around forever so there's a bit of history to it and a ton of different plants throughout, which keeps it interesting as you go. They had a scavenger hunt going on which made it more fun than I expected, and my favorite part was easily the huge koi fish. I didn't realize how big they get until seeing them up close. Also got a nice discount on Groupon so that was a win. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area and want something low key.

If you are looking for a tropical oasis, the Sunken Gardens are your place. The gardens are lush…read moreand gorgeous and I loved exploring them. I'm obsessed with palm trees, so this was the perfect place for me. There are so many beautiful plants to see. The rainbow eucalyptus was cool. There are koi and and turtles and flamingos as well. The flamingos were so fun to watch. There are tropical birds, but it was too cold for them on the day I visited. The staff were so nice. We were recommended to stop at the history center and I really appreciated learning about the Sunken Gardens. The gift shop is great. There are bathrooms and plenty of parking. Sunken Gardens is not huge, so you can add it other activities. I cannot wait to return.

I didn't get the best photos and videos- I always forget I can review locations, events and…read moreactivities not only restaurants- Overall this place was amazing- beautiful history and art work what else do you want! Highly recommend

The james museum is a cool history musum. The Indians were what made this area and this museum…read moremakes sure that we do not forget the past. Very nice place architecturally. The coffee here is great at this neat bar inside. Not sure the history but it looks old and hand crafted

We had an excellent visit at this museum in St. Petersburg. We love the history of St. Petersburg…read more(The Vinoy and the Historic Buildings of the 1920's Florida Boom) so this was a perfect genre for us. We also like baseball memorabilia, so the 5036 Guinness Book record setting autographed baseball collection (private) was incredible. We also like aviation and couldn't believe that St. Petersburg was the birthplace of commercial airlines with Benoist's flying boats. Just a really cool place to visit and it is located on the St. Petersburg pier at the beginning.

Stopped in for The Florida Highwayman pieces. I'm blown away. These unknown Black artists are…read moremasters at their craft. Classic Americana. The St Petersburg Museum is quaint overall. Great for its price point. Loved learning more about the area. I'd love to see an exhibit on Paradise Park.

The Museum of Fine Arts in St. Pete, FL, is a nice museum. Even the stairwells and banners are…read morelovely! Expect a smaller collection than some big city exhibit, but you will see a choice piece by a seriously legendary artist! (Jan 2026) Caravaggio's c. 1494 "Boy Bitten by a Lizard" was cutting-edge Baroque realism in its day! Among many other works, we also loved Forain's etching of the famous cabaret, Les Folies-Bergère, c. 1880. And Passarotti's Chicken Sellers, c. 1580, quite racy if you know the symbolism! A rooster! Crossed-legs! Per bacco!!! We enjoyed the café/bakery with around 16 outdoor umbrellaed seats and at least twice that many indoors. It's got a very high ceiling and floor-to-ceiling windows. The baked goods were quite tasty! There are seats thoughtfully placed here and there inside and outside the museum, so you can always find a spot to relax. They have a very nice giftshop, too.

We go regularly to the Museum of Fine Arts. There are so many interesting exhibits, always…read moresomething new. They have a scrumptious cafe, too. And a very good bookstore that has nice gifts for your friends who are into the arts. We've been members since we moved to St. Pete several years ago. We're very happy with all the pleasure we get from that membership!

This was a really cool museum! My husband planned a day for us while visiting family and this was…read morethe 2nd thing we did. I thought it would be pretty small and quick to get through as we only had 1.5 hours before they closed. Man was I wrong! This place is filled with cars! The ownership and current state of the cars within is really fascinating, and reading the history of the cars was awesome. The history behind everything, the knowledge, and the detail it's all something you need time to explore. So definitely make sure you give yourself more than an hour. There's even a bar in there, though it wasn't operating when we came in. Being able to see cars that are over 100 years old and in working condition is something I didn't know I needed in my life. This was a great trip and I definitely recommend checking it out!

A must see if you're at all interested in older vintage automobiles! Loads of vehicles from 1800's…read moregoing forward to 2000. You can walk around at your own pace!