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Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal

Oberseitestraße 6, 6992 Hirschegg, Austria – Excellent location – show map

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They really offer great food options during the whole day. The Spa/Wellness is great and offers enough options for a long stay in the hotel, certainly when the weather makes you stay indoors.

The place was amazing the view The stuff Near to every thing They provide u with the card can be free for alots of entertainment Clean modern

First class establishment. Would most definitely stay here again. Great pools and spa areas.

Super friendly staff, meals in the restaurant, Tours organised by the hotel, Yoga instructor

I have stayed at this Hotel many times and it's great. Great food, rooms, location, views...Staff...I love everything about this Hotel..

The location, the view, the pools, the food, the staff

Great atention to details. They really went above and beyond to make it kids friendly. Pool is awesome, food amazing.

Some incredibley kind staff, both in the restaurant and spa area. Amazing infinity pool and delicious food at all times of the day. Nice rooms and beautiful lobby lounge.

Everything was excellent but especially the stuff at the door/car service/baggage carrier, they were exceptional, they went extra mile with everything we asked for and even did things we didn’t expect. Unbelievable experience really. Will definitely come back.

Amazing experience - can recommend for everyone looking for a weekend (spa) escape

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The Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal in Hirschegg in the Kleinwalsertal offers you air-conditioned rooms with balcony or terrace, a 8.2 ft² spa area and free WiFi. The Puria Spa offers a large indoor pool, a 82 foot long outdoor infinity pool, a spacious sauna area and 15 treatment rooms. There is also a children's playroom, 2 function rooms and an underground car park. The Ifen Hotel has a total of 3 different restaurants including the star restaurant Kilian Stuba. Walser regional cuisine is served in the Carnozet restaurant, and Theo's restaurant has a show kitchen and a terrace with mountain views. The hotel also offers a lounge and a bar. The price for the overnight stay including breakfast always includes the Small IFEN Alpine Kitchen. After breakfast, you can continue to enjoy small delicacies and snacks in various areas of the hotel until late in the afternoon. The overnight price including breakfast and dinner also includes a 5-course dinner and corresponds to the Great IFEN Alpine Cuisine. From the beginning of May to the beginning of November you can use the cable cars in the region free of charge.

Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.1 for a two-person trip.

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• 2 swimming pools
• Private Parking
• Family rooms
• Non-smoking rooms
• 3 restaurants
• Fitness center
• Excellent Breakfast

Property highlights

Located in the best-rated area in Hirschegg, this hotel has an excellent location score of 9.0

Breakfast Info

Private parking at the hotel

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Restaurants 3 restaurants on site.

• Cuisine Mediterranean • Seafood • Austrian • German • Local • Asian • International • European
• Open for Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner
• Ambience Family-friendly • Modern
• Dietary options Vegetarian • Gluten-free • Dairy-free
• Cuisine French • Austrian • Local • International
• Open for Dinner
• Ambience Modern • Romantic
• Cuisine Austrian • Local
• Ambience Family-friendly • Traditional

Amenities of Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal Great facilities! Review score, 9.2

• Toilet paper
• Private Bathroom
• Free toiletries
• Wardrobe or closet
• Extra long beds (> 6.5 ft)
• Outdoor furniture
• Socket near the bed
• Ski-in, ski-out access
• Ski pass vendor
• Ski rental on site
• Ski school Additional charge
• Ski storage
• Bicycle rental Additional charge
• Live music/Performance
• Tour or class about local culture
• Bike tours Additional charge
• Walking tours
• Evening entertainment
• Cycling Off-site
• Hiking Off-site
• Sitting area
• Flat-screen TV
• Satellite channels
• Wine/Champagne Additional charge
• Special diet meals (on request)
• Breakfast in the room
• Valet parking
• Parking garage
• Electric vehicle charging station
• Accessible parking
• Public transit tickets
• Invoice provided
• Baggage storage
• 24-hour front desk
• Indoor play area
• Board games/Puzzles
• Daily housekeeping Additional charge
• Ironing service Additional charge
• Dry cleaning Additional charge
• Laundry Additional charge
• Fax/Photocopying
• Business center
• Meeting/Banquet facilities Additional charge
• Fire extinguishers
• CCTV outside property
• CCTV in common areas
• Smoke alarms
• Key card access
• Shuttle service Additional charge
• Hypoallergenic
• Designated smoking area
• Air conditioning
• Smoke-free property
• Hypoallergenic room available
• Hardwood or parquet floors
• Packed lunches
• Soundproof rooms
• Hair/Beauty salon
• Facilities for disabled guests
• Airport shuttle Additional charge
• Room service
• Bathroom emergency cord
• Lowered sink
• Raised toilet
• Toilet with grab rails
• Wheelchair accessible
• Upper floors accessible by elevator
• Opening times
• Open all year
• All ages welcome
• Pool with view
• Heated pool
• Pool/Beach towels
• Beach chairs/Loungers
• Beach umbrellas
• Infinity pool
• Locker rooms
• Fitness classes
• Yoga classes
• Full-body massage
• Hand massage
• Head massage
• Couples' massage
• Foot massage
• Neck massage
• Back massage
• Spa/Wellness packages
• Spa lounge/Relaxation area
• Spa facilities
• Body treatments
• Makeup services
• Waxing services
• Facial treatments
• Beauty services
• Massage Additional charge
• Solarium Additional charge

See availability House rules

From 3:00 PM to 12:00 AM

From 12:00 AM to 11:00 AM

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Children & Beds

Child policies

Children of all ages are welcome.

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Crib and extra bed policies

The number of cribs allowed depends on the option you choose. Check your selected option for more info.

There are no extra beds available at this property.

All cribs are subject to availability.

Age restriction

The minimum age for check-in is 18

Pets are allowed on request. Charges may apply.

When booking more than 7 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.

Accepted payment methods

Cash Debit card Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.

The fine print Must-know information for guests at this property

Please note :

Repair and maintenance work at the indoor pool. From March 3rd to 10th 2024 necessary short-term repair work will be carried out at our indoor pool. Accordingly, it is not available to you in the specified period. All other areas of our extensive PURIA Spa are excluded from this. Enjoy unlimited relaxation in our spectacular outdoor infinity pool and the outdoor whirlpool, the sauna area and relaxation lounges as well as all spa treatment rooms.

Please inform Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.

Guests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.

It's not possible to stay at this property for coronavirus (COVID-19) quarantine purposes.

FAQs about Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal

What kind of breakfast is served at travel charme ifen hotel kleinwalsertal.

Guests staying at Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal can enjoy a highly-rated breakfast during their stay (guest review score: 8.9).

What type of room can I book at Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal?

How far is travel charme ifen hotel kleinwalsertal from the center of hirschegg.

Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal is 2,800 feet from the center of Hirschegg. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

How much does it cost to stay at Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal?

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What are the check-in and check-out times at Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal?

Check-in at Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal is from 3:00 PM, and check-out is until 11:00 AM.

What is there to do at Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal?

• Bicycle rental
• Swimming pool
• Couples' massage

Does Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal have a pool?

Yes, this hotel has a pool. See details about the pool and other facilities on this page.

Does Travel Charme Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal have a restaurant on site?

• Kilian Stuba

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Stadiums or Arenas

• Audi Arena Oberstdorf
• Hohenems Airport (HOH) 22.2 miles
• St. Gallen-Altenrhein Airport (ACH) 30.4 miles
• Friedrichshafen Airport (FDH) 37.7 miles
• Schlegelkopf 1
• Rüfikopfbahn 1
• Parsenn Kombibahn
• Walmendingerhorn/Heuberg – Mittelberg/Hirschegg
• Heuberg Sessellift
• Kanzelwandbahn
• Kesslerlift
• Schwandlift
• Wildentallift
• Zwerenalpbahn
• Gaißbühllift
• DSB Ifenhütte
• Zafernalift
• Zweiländerbahn
• Walmendingerhornbahn
• Maisässlift
• Jedermannlift
• Kinderlift Bödmen

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Overview of Travel Charme Bergresort Werfenweng

Popular amenities.

• Pool Pool Pool
• Pet friendly Pet friendly Pet friendly
• Free breakfast Free breakfast Free breakfast
• Spa Spa Spa
• Parking available Parking available Parking available
• Restaurant Restaurant Restaurant

Main amenities

• Daily housekeeping
• Ski-in/ski-out access
• Restaurant and bar/lounge
• Full-service spa
• Indoor pool and outdoor pool
• Free ski shuttle
• Ski storage
• 24-hour fitness center
• Self parking

For families

• Free cribs/infant beds
• Playground on site
• Connecting/adjoining rooms available
• Private bathroom

Check out the area

• Popular Location Salzburger Landes Ski Museum 3 min walk
• Popular Location IKARUS Cable Car 20 min walk
• Popular Location Hohenwerfen Castle 11 min drive
• Airport Salzburg (SZG-W.A. Mozart) 41 min drive

Room options

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Double Room, Mountainside

• Mountain view
• 2 Twin Beds

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Suite, Balcony, Mountain View

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Junior Suite, Balcony

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Panoramic Double Room, Mountain View

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About the neighborhood, what's nearby.

• Salzburger Landes Ski Museum - 3 min walk
• DeinBerg - 3 min walk
• IKARUS Cable Car - 20 min walk
• Hohenwerfen Castle - 11 min drive
• Eisriesenwelt Cave - 21 min drive

Getting around

• W.A. Mozart Airport (SZG) - 41 min drive
• Pfarrwerfen Station - 6 min drive
• Werfen Station - 12 min drive
• Bischofshofen Station - 15 min drive
• Airport shuttle (surcharge)

Restaurants

• Obauer - 9 min drive
• Papa Roy - 11 min drive
• Bella Grotta Pizzeria Ristorante - 9 min drive
• Grilled Deer Meat - 8 min drive
• Zaglauhof - Liftstüberl - 19 min walk

About this property

At a glance.

• Arranged over 3 floors

Arriving/Leaving

• Check-in start time: 3:00 PM; Check-in end time: midnight
• Early check-in subject to availability
• Minimum check-in age: 18
• Check-out time is 11:00 AM
• Late check-out subject to availability

Restrictions related to your trip

• Check COVID-19 restrictions.

Special check-in instructions

• This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply); to arrange pick-up, guests must contact the property 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation
• Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival

Required at check-in

• Credit card, debit card, or cash deposit required for incidental charges
• Government-issued photo ID may be required
• Minimum check-in age is 18
• Pets allowed (dogs and cats only, 1 total)*
• Service animals welcome
• Specific rooms only*
• Food and water bowls available
• Free WiFi in public areas
• Free WiFi in rooms (speed: 100+ Mbps (good for 1–2 people or up to 6 devices))
• Covered onsite self parking (EUR 12 per night)
• Wheelchair-accessible parking and van parking on site
• Onsite parking limited
• Electric vehicle charging point on site
• Height restrictions apply for onsite parking
• Airport shuttle on request (available 24 hours)*

Other information

• Smoke-free property

Property amenities

Food and drink.

• Free buffet breakfast each morning 7:00 AM–11:00 AM
• Coffee/tea in a common area
• Room service (limited hours)
• Snack bar/deli

Traveling with children

• Grocery/convenience store
• Children's menu
• Access to nearby outdoor pool
• Golfing nearby
• Hiking/biking trails nearby
• Mountain biking nearby
• Kayaking nearby
• Segway rentals/tours nearby

Working away

• 24-hour business center
• 5 meeting rooms
• Conference center (2906 square feet of space)
• 24-hour front desk
• Concierge services
• Tour/ticket assistance
• Laundry facilities
• Free newspapers in lobby
• Luggage storage
• Wedding services
• Multilingual staff
• Bike storage
• Pool loungers
• Pool umbrellas
• Romance packages
• ATM/banking
• Safe-deposit box at front desk
• Fireplace in lobby
• An outdoor pool
• An indoor pool
• Arcade/game room
• Bicycle parking
• Massage/treatment rooms
• Vegan dining options
• Vegetarian dining options
• Locally-owned & organized tours & activities
• No plastic drinking straws
• Banquet hall
• Reception hall

Accessibility

• Elevator door width (inches): 35
• Wheelchair-accessible path of travel
• Wheelchair-accessible parking
• 7 on-site accessible parking spaces
• Wheelchair-accessible concierge desk
• Wheelchair-accessible van parking
• Wheelchair-accessible path to elevator
• Wheelchair-accessible registration desk
• Wheelchair-accessible registration desk height (inches): 43
• Wheelchair-accessible spa
• Wheelchair-accessible pool
• Wheelchair-accessible fitness center
• Wheelchair-accessible business center
• Wheelchair-accessible restaurant
• Wheelchair-accessible lounge
• Visual alarms in hallways
• Closed captioned TV
• Well-lit path to entrance
• Stair-free path to entrance
• Priority access to ski lifts
• Ski lifts nearby
• Ski runs nearby
• Downhill skiing nearby
• Ski lessons nearby
• Snowboarding nearby
• Ski rental shops
• Snowshoeing nearby

Room amenities

Be entertained.

• 32-inch flat-screen TV
• Satellite TV channels

Home comfort

• Heating (climate-controlled)
• Free stocked minibar
• Bathrobes and slippers
• Hypo-allergenic bedding
• Pillow menu
• Down comforter
• Premium bedding
• Free crib/infant bed

What to enjoy

• Furnished balcony
• Bathtub or shower
• Rainfall showerhead
• Designer toiletries
• Toothbrush and toothpaste (on request)
• Toilet paper

Stay connected

• Laptop-friendly workspace
• Free WiFi (speed of 100+ Mbps (good for 1–2 people or up to 6 devices))
• Free international and long-distance calls
• Electrical adapters/chargers
• In-room safe
• Eco-friendly toiletries
• Bulk dispenser for toiletries
• LED light bulbs

Special features

The spa is open daily. Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.

Fees & policies

Mandatory fees.

• A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.05 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 15 years of age.

Optional extras

• Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 90 per vehicle (roundtrip, maximum occupancy 0)
• Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge (subject to availability)

Renovations and closures

• Spa/Beauty services
• Swimming pool
• Service animals exempt from fees
• Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 25 per pet, per day
• Covered self parking costs EUR 12 per night
• Parking height restrictions apply

Pool, spa, & gym (if applicable)

• Pool access available from 7:30 AM to 8:30 PM
• Guests under 14 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool, fitness facility, or spa tub, while guests under 12 years old are only allowed in the swimming pool, fitness facility, and spa tub with adult supervision
• Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision
• Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation

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Overview of Travel Charme Bergresort Werfenweng

Popular amenities.

• Pool Pool Pool
• Pet friendly Pet friendly Pet friendly
• Hot Tub Hot Tub Hot Tub
• Breakfast included Breakfast included Breakfast included
• Spa Spa Spa
• Parking available Parking available Parking available

Check out the area

• Popular Location Salzburger Landes Ski Museum 3 min walk
• Popular Location IKARUS Cable Car 20 min walk
• Popular Location Hohenwerfen Castle 11 min drive
• Airport Salzburg (SZG-W.A. Mozart) 41 min drive

Room options

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Double Room, Mountainside

• Mountain view
• 2 Twin Beds

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Suite, Balcony, Mountain View

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Junior Suite, Balcony

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Panoramic Double Room, Mountain View

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About the neighborhood, what's nearby.

• Salzburger Landes Ski Museum - 3 min walk
• DeinBerg - 3 min walk
• IKARUS Cable Car - 20 min walk
• Hohenwerfen Castle - 11 min drive
• Eisriesenwelt Cave - 21 min drive

Getting around

• Pfarrwerfen Station - 6 min drive
• W.A. Mozart Airport (SZG) - 41 min drive

Restaurants

• Obauer - 9 min drive
• Papa Roy - 11 min drive
• Bella Grotta Pizzeria Ristorante - 9 min drive
• Grilled Deer Meat - 8 min drive
• Zaglauhof - Liftstüberl - 19 min walk

About this property

• An indoor pool and an outdoor pool, with sun loungers and pool umbrellas
• Self parking (surcharge), a roundtrip airport shuttle (surcharge), and an electric car charging station
• Coffee/tea in the lobby, ATM/banking services, and free newspapers
• Concierge services, tour/ticket assistance, and a front-desk safe
• Hypo-allergenic bedding, down comforters, and free cribs/infant beds
• Bathrooms with rainfall showers and designer toiletries
• 32-inch HDTVs with satellite channels
• Wardrobes/closets, LED light bulbs, and heating

Property amenities

• Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
• In-room WiFi speed: 100+ Mbps (good for 1–2 people or up to 6 devices)
• Available in some public areas: Free WiFi

Parking and transportation

• Electric car charging station on site
• Height restrictions apply for onsite parking
• 24-hour roundtrip airport shuttle on request for a surcharge
• Free ski shuttle
• Covered self parking on site (EUR 12 per night)
• Limited onsite parking
• Wheelchair-accessible parking and van parking available

Food and drink

• Free buffet breakfast available daily 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM
• A bar/lounge
• A restaurant
• Coffee and tea in common areas
• Snack bar/deli

Restaurants on site

Things to do.

• 24-hour gym
• Arcade/game room
• Bicycle storage

Full-service spa

• Indoor pool
• Outdoor pool
• Outdoor pool (guest access)
• Ski lift privileges
• Ski storage
• Ski-in/ski-out access

Family friendly

• Grocery/convenience store
• Laundry facilities

Conveniences

• 24-hour front desk
• Free newspapers in lobby
• Gift shop/newsstand
• Luggage storage
• Safe at front desk

Guest services

• Concierge services
• Housekeeping (daily)
• Multilingual staff
• Proposal/romance packages
• Tour and ticket assistance
• Wedding services

Business services

• 24-hour business center
• 5 meeting rooms
• Conference center (2,906 square feet of space)
• In the mountains
• Pool loungers
• Pool umbrellas
• 14 treatment rooms
• Aromatherapy
• Ayurvedic treatments
• Body scrubs
• Couples treatment rooms
• Deep-tissue massages
• Detox wraps
• Hot stone massages
• Hydrotherapy
• Manicures/pedicures
• Reflexology
• Spa open daily
• Sports massages
• Swedish massages
• Thai massages
• Thalassotherapy

Accessibility

• If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
• 7 accessible parking spaces
• Elevator (35 inch wide door)
• Stair-free path to entrance
• Visual alarms in hallways
• Well-lit path to entrance
• Wheelchair accessible (may have limitations)
• Wheelchair-accessible business center
• Wheelchair-accessible concierge desk
• Wheelchair-accessible gym
• Wheelchair-accessible lounge
• Wheelchair-accessible parking
• Wheelchair-accessible path of travel
• Wheelchair-accessible path to elevator
• Wheelchair-accessible pool
• Wheelchair-accessible registration desk (43 inches high)
• Wheelchair-accessible restaurant
• Wheelchair-accessible spa
• Wheelchair-accessible van parking
• Banquet hall
• Biodegradable drinking straws available
• Fireplace in lobby
• Locally-owned and organized tours and activities
• No plastic drinking straws
• Reception hall
• Smoke-free property
• Vegan dining options
• Vegetarian breakfast available
• Vegetarian dining options

Room amenities

• Down comforter
• Hypo-allergenic bedding
• Pillow menu
• Premium bedding
• Bathtub or shower
• Designer toiletries
• Private bathroom
• Rainfall showerhead
• Toilet paper
• Toothbrush and toothpaste (on request)

Entertainment

• 32-inch flat-screen TV with satellite channels
• Free stocked minibar
• Limited room service

Outdoor space

• Furnished balcony
• Bulk dispensers for toiletries
• Connecting rooms available
• Eco-friendly toiletries
• Electrical adapters
• Free international calls
• Free local calls
• Free long-distance calls
• Heating (climate-controlled)
• Laptop workspace
• LED lighting

Special check-in instructions

Renovations and closures.

• Spa/Beauty services
• Swimming pool

Access methods

Children and extra beds, property payment types, important information.

You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:

• A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.05 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 15 years of age.

We have included all charges provided to us by the property.

Optional extras

• Airport shuttle fee: EUR 90 per vehicle (roundtrip, maximum occupancy 0)
• Covered self parking fee: EUR 12 per night
• Pet fee: EUR 25 per pet, per day
• Service animals are exempt from fees
• Late check-out is available for a fee (subject to availability)

The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.

You need to know

We should mention, national rating, property is also known as, frequently asked questions.

Yes, this property has an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. Pool access is from 7:30 AM–8:30 PM. The pool will be unavailable from November 3 2024 to November 6 2024 (dates subject to change).

As of Apr 30, 2024, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Travel Charme Bergresort Werfenweng on May 6, 2024 start from $164.38, excluding taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.

Yes, Travel Charme Bergresort Werfenweng allows cats and dogs (limit 1 total). There's a fee of EUR 25 per pet, per day. Service animals are exempt from fees.

Self parking is available for EUR 12 per night. Limited spots are available.

Check-in start time: 3:00 PM; Check-in end time: midnight.

Check-out is at 11:00 AM. Late check-out is available for a fee (subject to availability).

Yes, there's an airport shuttle that runs on request. A fee of EUR 90 per vehicle applies.

Located in the mountains, this Werfenweng hotel offers ski-in/ski-out access within 1 mi (2 km) of Salzburger Landes Ski Museum, DeinBerg, and IKARUS Cable Car. Tennen Mountains and Hohenwerfen Castle are also within 6 mi (10 km).

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In addition to beaches and parks, St Petersburg is renowned for the preservation of its charming, vibrant heritage. With several museums and art galleries, the city has all it takes to give vacationers a lengthy bucket list of things to do during their visit. Consider this the ultimate guide to vacationing in St. Petersburg, Florida.

1 St. Pete Pier

One fun spot to check out while in St. Petersburg is the all-new St. Pete Pier. Here, people can look out onto the beautiful blue Gulf of Mexico and enjoy the city's picturesque skyline. This pier extends into Tampa Bay from downtown St. Petersburg and is one of the more popular things to do while here.

The St. Pete Pier recently underwent a massive renovation, giving tourists an all-new property to check out during their vacation. There are also beaches nearby, so this is the perfect spot to spend a few hours during the afternoon.

Furthermore, St. Pete Pier recently underwent a reconstruction and renovation, meaning those who see it moving forward get to experience the all-new property. On top of the pier, there are also beaches nearby, making this a great stop before or after tanning and swimming.

Florida has some of the best beaches in the United States, making St. Petersburg the perfect place to enjoy them.

One thing to remember when visiting this pier and the beaches nearby is that parking can be difficult during weekends and holidays. Therefore, it might be a better idea to take a taxi/Uber/Lyft to the St. Pete Pier and then walk to the beach. This could end up saving the group trouble at the start or finish of their day in the sun.

2 Tropicana Field

Anyone wanting to watch a sports game while in St. Petersburg, they will likely be heading over to Tropicana Field. This is a multi-use sports arena located within the city of St. Pete. Here, people can experience a world-class stadium with drinks, food, memorabilia, and on-site parking.

According to the MLB , Tropicana Field's 1.1 million square feet include unique design features and fan amenities found nowhere else in the Major Leagues. This sets the venue apart from others in Florida, making it a hub for sports lovers near and far.

What makes this stadium nice is it is domed, meaning people in Florida can escape the summer heat and humidity while inside. There are many sports stadiums and arenas in Florida that are open to the natural elements, which can make watching a sports game uncomfortable during hotter months.

Therefore, if someone wants to see a baseball game, for instance, while in St. Pete, they want to come here.

3 St. Petersburg Saturday Morning Market

If someone in St. Pete wants to live life like a local on the weekends, heading to the Saturday Morning Market will be fun. Here, people gather to sell homemade crafts, fresh produce, fruit, and plants, all while enjoying live music at a lively venue.

This is a hub for local creatives and those from all of South Florida.

• For the hours of this market, tourists can expect it to be open every Saturday from 9 AM to 2 PM.
• Address: 230 1st St SE, St. Petersburg, FL 33701

Of course, there could be weather restrictions or other holidays to be aware of, which could affect the market hours. It's a good idea to keep a close eye on their website before heading out.

The St. Petersburg Saturday Morning Market is open weekly from 9 AM to 2 PM. This could be a nice way to support local businesses and creators and should be a few hours of fun. It's worth noting that because of the 2 PM closing time, people may want to head over here earlier than later in the afternoon. During peak seasons, the market can become heavily crowded, so that is another detail to remember.

4 Fort De Soto Park

With its numerous parks, St Petersburg offers an abundance of green areas to relax or have a picnic. These parks mostly front Tampa Bay, Mexican Gulf, or inland lakes, adding to their visual appeal and ambiance.

The advantage of this waterfront and park integration is that apart from hiking and sightseeing , one can engage in water sports activities as well.

Located towards the southernmost part of St Petersburg, the park is a blend of oceanfront beauty and rich flora existing on five scenic islands (or offshore keys). Used for military purposes in the past, the park hosts a historical fort, a museum documenting this rich history, as well as relics from its past.

In addition, there are two piers where visitors are allowed to fish and two beaches, North Beach and East Beach, which are ideal for swimming.

It also has nature trails for hiking, a canoe trail for some on-water exploration, a camping ground with amenities for comfort, and a pet playground.

North Beach has often been named one of the top beaches in the US, and it led the rankings of Dr. Beach in 2005.

5 Boyd Hill Nature Preserve

This is a beautiful nature preserve sitting on the shores of Lake Maggiore, with trails for walking and non-motorized bikes to explore its 100-hectare expanse. Aside from birds, other animal species like snakes, amphibians, and alligators are also preserved here. There are sites for picnicking within the preserve and an Environmental Education Center, which organizes camps appropriate for different ages .

• Admission into the preserve is charged at around $3 for adults, $1.50 for children aged between 3 and 16 years, and is free for minors 3 years and below.

6 Vinoy Park

A great waterfront park adjacent to Vinoy Park Hotel, with a number of cool spots to have a picnic. The park routinely hosts events such as St Petersburg’s Ribfest and Tampa Bay’s Blues Festival, as well as other varied concerts and triathlon competitions.

Complete with playgrounds, a swimming area, outdoor furniture, and trails for strolling or biking; visitors can choose to have an active or relaxing experience at the park.

7 Sawgrass Lake Park

With a maple swamp as part of its area, Sawgrass Lake Park is a unique place for the conservation of wildlife . It is a critical migratory spot for birds in the fall and spring and is also home to numerous other wildlife species like alligators and snakes.

There is an observation tower strategically located to offer a splendid view of the lake, as well as a raised boardwalk winding around the swampy areas. There is also a designated picnic area to make a quick stop at for refreshments.

• It is open daily from 7:00 am till sunset, save for Christmas Day and the day after Thanksgiving.

8 The Sunken Gardens

Set in the heritage-rich Historic Old Northeast area of the city is both a historic and nature-rich attraction. The scenic botanical gardens were once a roadside commercial center and have been in existence for more than a century.

The gardens are currently home to more than 50,000 species of tropical plants, especially flowers, growing close to picturesque waterfalls and pools. Some areas are sectioned into small gardens dedicated to cacti, flowers, flamingoes, and other types of flora and fauna.

9 Go To The Beach In St. Petersburg

One of the top interests of visitors in St Petersburg is to hit the water and get the most out of the destination’s pristine and sandy beaches .

North Beach-Fort De Soto Park

This is easily one of the best beach choices one can make on an adventure in St Petersburg. Integrated with the park’s ecosystem, there are plenty of activities to engage in and endless possibilities of memories to create.

• There is a charge of $5 for parking which cyclists and on-foot visitors do not have to pay.

Swimming and a relaxed stroll along the beach are a perfect way to ease into the evening, especially after a day of exploring the sprawling Fort De Soto Park.

North Shore Park Beach

Located in the Historic Old Northeast, it runs from Coffee Pot Bayou to the area around Vinoy Park on Tampa Bay. The beach is linked to paths coming from the park, creating a wholesome, picturesque haven of nature.

For some waterside activities, there are playgrounds, tennis courts, benches, and a softball pitch.

St Pete Beach

While St Petersburg is home to some beautiful beaches in its own right, it is also close to other small towns and cities with meticulous beaches. First among these is St Pete Beach, located to the west of St Petersburg, and which occupies the territory of Long Key. Sandwiched between the waters of Boca Ciega Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, it offers several miles and beaches of pure goodness.

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From water sports activities like kayaking, paddle boarding, and snorkeling to illuminated boat tours, windsurfing, and sport fishing, one cannot lack a water-based activity to indulge in. St Pete Beach is also home to the famed Pass-a-Grille Beach, which has carved a name for itself as a leading touristic attraction with its authentic Floridian charm.

Aside from the beach attractions and activities, Pass-a-Grille has amazing restaurants, bars, boutiques, and outdoor markets to afford visitors a comfortable stay.

Accommodation options are also plenty, with the famous, all-pink Don Cesar, the Beachcomber Hotel, Bay Palms Motel, Gulf Winds Resort, and the Hotel Zamora as a few options.

The city of Clearwater is also part of Pinellas County and is close to St Petersburg. There are some amazing beaches worth checking out there as well.

Egmont Key Preserve Beaches

The island has limited activity, yet it offers some of the best solo or group adventures. Largely uninhabited by humans, the island is home to preserved wildlife species such as tortoises and birds. Relics from the Spanish-American War and a 150-years old lighthouse also exist on the island.

Access to the park and its beaches is mainly through the Egmont Key Ferry from Fort De Soto’s Bay Pier. If lucky, one may spot dolphins on the cruise, even before getting to the island. Longer boat tours are also available from St. Pete Pier in downtown St Petersburg, and they include snorkeling, swimming, and exploration on the beaches of Egmont Key.

10 Salvador Dalí Museum

The Salvador Dali Museum showcases various timeless collections of Salvador Dalí, housed in a building of striking architectural magnificence. With a water-front garden overlooking Tampa Bay, one can spend time reflecting on the philosophies of math and nature that were inspirational to Dali.

11 The St Petersburg Museum Of History

The St Petersburg Museum of History showcases the history of St Petersburg and Florida through diverse documents, photos, and different kinds of artifacts. A place for research, education, and entertainment, the museum offers Segway, trolley, ghost, and walking tours to give unique experiences of the history on display.

• It may be necessary to book tours ahead of time .

It is a great way to spend an afternoon and thereafter stroll on St Pete Pier, located just within its vicinity.

12 The Museum Of Fine Arts

The Museum of Fine Arts is an inviting museum showcasing exemplary, diverse world art exhibits ranging from historic to contemporary paintings, sculptures, and other diverse creations. It is a popular attraction for visitors keen on art and its transformation through the years in different parts of the world.

With its sophisticated ballroom, scenic gardens, and a conservatory with a direct view of the bay, the museum can be rented for private events.

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13 Florida Holocaust Museum

The Florida Holocaust Museum is another fascinating attraction just outside the waterfront district.

With a theme depicting the Holocaust, the museum was the brainchild of a survivor of Nazi Germany who went on to serve the US Army in World War II. It is a place for introspection and education of the society on values of humanity.

14 Historic Districts

Historic Districts in the city of St Petersburg offer a kind of time-travel into the architectural standards and styles of yesteryear. From colonial revival to craftsman construction techniques, these districts are a testimony of the transformation of housing in St Petersburg. Roser Park Historic District, located in the vicinity of Booker Creek, is among the most prominent of these districts, with its 146 historic buildings.

The Old Northeast, as well as the historic Kenwood Neighborhood, also have unique architectural constructions worth checking out.

15 Savor St. Petersburg’s Creative And Performance Art Scene

St Petersburg is both a place of expressionism through live entertainment and performances, as well as conservation, collection, and sale of fascinating artworks. The city has a number of art galleries and theaters which promote creative talents in different ways. Some suggestions worth checking out include:

The Mahaffey Theatre

Located in the Waterfront Museum District, the Duke Energy Centre for the Arts-Mahaffey Theatre is a 2,031-seat performance theater with amazing views of Tampa Bay. It hosts some of the most sought-after events in Florida, from Broadway to classical and pop performances to comedy, the Florida Orchestra.

A few meters away from the sandy beaches and cultural museums, the theater is a place to catch some amazing entertainment while staying close to the conveniences of downtown St Petersburg. The theater also allows for private events to be held in its ballroom, atrium, or plaza.

The Palladium

The historic theater is also located in downtown St Petersburg and features two entertainment spaces where one can catch live performances. Its main stage dance, orchestra, jazz, blues, acoustic, classical, theater, and Celtic performances are held in the 815-seat Hough Hall. Its Side Door Cabaret is a listening hall of 175 seats and offers an intimate, club-like experience.

An acclaimed center of cultural and artistic diversity, the theater is available for rent by community bodies, artists, and producers. Catching an evening performance here after a day spent in nature at the Round Lake Park nearby would be a perfect ending to a day out in St Petersburg.

• Tickets to scheduled events can conveniently be bought online .

ArtsXchange At The Warehouse Arts District

Bounded within 1st Avenue N, 10th Avenue S, 16th Street, and 31st Street, the area occupied by the district is part of a neighborhood undergoing reclamation after years of decay. With the effort of several artists, warehouse space was acquired, and today, spaces are available for creators within the district.

Photography, paintwork, musical artists, graphic designers, and dancers are some of the creators hosted here, and they develop their works in their assigned studios, exhibitions, or gallery spaces.

• To learn about some of the art events to catch here, their schedule is available online .

Ocean Blue Galleries

This is a downtown St Petersburg gallery that links artists and collectors. The gallery also ships collectibles from all over the US and overseas to interested buyers. It routinely hosts artists for guest appearances and special exhibitions, with scheduled events posted on its website .

Florida Craft Art Gallery

The gallery showcases original, handmade crafts created in the form of ceramics, jewelry, sculptors, wood, glass, and fibers. It also hosts seven shows annually which feature national, regional, and local craftsmen and women. One unique service offered by the gallery is the on-foot and bike mural tours which start at the gallery and venture out to the wider Central Arts District.

In addition, on the weekend before Thanksgiving, an annual two-day Craft Art Festival is held outdoors, featuring numerous artists from around the country. During this festival, the gallery sells beautiful, unique craftworks which make for good gifts and memorabilia to carry back home at the end of a visit to St Petersburg.

• Costs for mural tours are; $19 for adults, $11 for children aged 6 to 18 years, and free for children aged 5 or less

16 Best Time To Visit St. Petersburg

Most visitors get the best from visiting St. Petersburg from the month of March to May. The weather is warm, and a number of outdoor activities can be enjoyed on the beaches and the cool waterfront parks throughout the city. Trees also bloom at this time, and the city looks picturesque and inviting.

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The months of June to November are a little risky, as there is often a heightened probability of hurricanes. The weather also gets scorching hot, especially in July and August, with temperatures soaring upwards of 90 degrees F. There are fewer fun, public events organized, but one may still catch indoor events in the art galleries or museums throughout the city.

17 Best Ways To Get Around St. Petersburg

Tampa International Airport is the most used option for flights into Pinellas County. St Pete-Clearwater International Airport is another option, though it has few carriers operating from it.

After landing in Pinellas County, buses or private taxis can then be ridden into St Petersburg. Even though bus lines can be cheaper, they can be slow and take longer than taxis.

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Within the city limits, cars are the most convenient means of getting around, and rentals and taxis are conveniently available. Nevertheless, some of the city’s key locations are connected by Looper Trolley, and ferries or boats may be needed to get to and from some of its islands.

18 Where To Eat In St. Petersburg, FL

Acropolis greek taverna - breakfast and lunch.

Downtown St Petersburg also offers the chance to sample Greek tastes at the Acropolis Greek Taverna. It is a short distance away from the Florida Holocaust Museum and Mirror Lake and could be a great stopover for lunch in the midst of a sightseeing excursion.

• Hours: Sunday to Thursday: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm, Friday and Saturday: 11:00 am to 12:00 am
• Address: 515 Central Ave, Saint Petersburg, FL 33701

The Hangar Restaurant and Flight Lounge - Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Located at the Albert Whitted Airport, the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The cuisines here are mostly American, alongside other creative and modern recipes, including vegetarian options. It is an ideal spot to grab a burger or tacos while waiting for the entrance to the Dali Museum located close by.

With both indoor and outside seating, the spot is family-friendly. With a well-chosen seat, one can catch sight of the nearby waters as well as planes landing/taking off while dining. The Hangar Restaurant hosts live music sessions on some nights and are available for reservation for private parties.

• Hours: 8:00 am to 9:00 pm daily
• Address: Albert Whitted Airport, 2nd Floor, 540 1st St SE, St Petersburg, FL 33701

Bella Brava - Lunch and dinner

This trattoria serves delicious Italian dishes in a laid-back ambiance, a walking distance from Soreno Park, the Museum of Fine Arts, and the waters overlooking the Old Bayside and Marina. Bella Brava specializes in lunch and dinner, with a wide variety of drinks to choose from. There’s a happy hour every day till 7:00 pm.

• Hours: Sunday-Thursday: 11:30 am-10:00 pm; Friday and Saturday: 11:30 am-11:00 pm
• Address: 204 Beach Dr. NE, St. Petersburg, FL 33701

The Chattaway - Lunch and dinner

Is one of St Petersburg’s oldest restaurants, serving a mix of American staples, Mexican dishes, and a variety of Florida’s seafood. The Chattaway burger is a popular option that can be devoured in the garden-style outdoor seating. The restaurant routinely hosts live music and is ideal even when accompanied by children. From 12:30 pm to 4:00 pm, the restaurant serves English tea.

• Hours: Sunday to Thursday: 11:00 am – 9:30 pm; Friday to Saturday, 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
• Address: 358 22nd Ave. S, St. Petersburg, FL 33705

The restaurant only accepts cash as a mode of payment. Fortunately, there is an ATM onsite.

19 Where To Stay In St. Petersburg

Days inn by wyndham, st. petersburg - budget hotel.

Located within 7 miles of Tropicana Field, St Petersburg Pier, several beaches, and downtown shopping spots, this is convenient bargain accommodation. It has an outdoor pool for days when the beach is not an option and is suitable for family and group stays.

• Address: 5005 34th St N, Saint Petersburg, FL, 33714
• Amenities: free Wi-Fi, pet friendly, vehicle parking, banquet hall, hairdryer, ATM, outdoor pool

Hollander Hotel, St Petersburg - Mid-tier Hotel

The Hollander is strategically located to offer both the luxuries of the city without taking revelers too far from other fun attractions. Attractions such as the Museum of American Arts and Beach Drive, famed for its active nightlife and dining spots, are a short distance away. The accommodation is a convenient spot for those with a passion for walking to explore.

• Address: 421 4th Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33701-2805
• Amenities: bar and restaurant/grill, spa, swimming pool, Wi-Fi, free parking, pet friendly, taxi service, salon, evening entertainment

The Vinoy Renaissance Resort and Golf Club - Luxury Hotel

Alongside all the necessary amenities a vacationer would hope for, the historic resort offers a first-hand view of the waters of Tampa Bay. With its location on Snell Isle, it is close to St Petersburg Yacht Club, making it convenient for some maritime exploration. The adjacent Vinnoy Park extends nature’s beauty. Moreover, Paul’s Landing serves a number of international and seafood delicacies onsite, making it a much sought-after eatery by outside patrons and the resort’s guests.

There is also an onsite grill, a snack bar, and a restaurant selling seafood for refreshment after an afternoon of golfing at the expansive course. There is also a private marina nearby to enable water-borne cruises.

• Address: 501 5th Ave NE, Saint Petersburg, FL 33701
• Amenities: Spa, golf course, fitness center, tennis, parking with electric car charging station

Uptown Hotel - Luxury Hotel

With proximity to Round Lake Park, the hotel is located in Uptown St Petersburg, in proximity to numerous city amenities and tourist attractions. From this boutique accommodation, one may choose to sample the magnificence of the architecture on display at the historic district, enjoy the exhibits at the nearby museums and later opt for some quality time on St Pete Pier.

• Address: 465 7th Ave N, Saint Petersburg, Florida 33701
• Amenities: Onsite restaurant, parking (may be limited), tea/coffee maker, in-room fridge

There are a number of magnificent and comfy hotels and beach resorts located in cities bordering St Petersburg, such as Clearwater, Gulfport, St. Pete Beach, and Pinellas Park. For a more memorable, wholesome experience of Pinellas County, visitors may slot them in their travel plans and get to enjoy the attractions in these other cities too.

The Don Cesar Hotel, the Plaza Beach Hotel, and Miramar Resort in St. Pete Beach are great accommodation options to the west of St Petersburg, with sweeping views of the Gulf of Mexico.

20 Tips For Visiting St. Petersburg, Florida

For people wanting to visit St. Petersburg, Florida, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, where someone stays in the city can affect how much time they'll spend in the car. Therefore, it's recommended to book a hotel in the downtown area, where walking to attractions, restaurants, and shopping will be easier.

In addition, it might also be worth it to invest in a GO card for those wanting to ride the bus in St. Pete. With a GO card, tourists can reload it, tap it once they are on a city bus, and monitor how much they are reloading the card throughout their vacation. What's nice about St. Pete is that the city heavily invests in its bus network, giving visitors a nice, affordable way to get around.

The next tip for visiting St. Pete is to make sure and come during less hot times. As mentioned, the city can become swampy during the summer months, making outdoor activities challenging. The last thing anyone wants to do is be soaked with sweat their entire vacation, so spring and winter are the two best times to be here.

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Our 20 Best St. Petersburg Tours of 2022

Join us for a Journey of a Lifetime to St. Petersburg the gem of Russia. Sometimes called the city of the Tsars or the Northern Venice, it is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. All of our tours to St. Petersburg are fully customizable and can be adjusted to fit any budget. Our most popular tours are listed below. Please click on the tour details to learn more or contact us for more information about our St. Petersburg tours using the form on the side of the page. You can also schedule a call with one of our Russian travel specialists to learn more.

Classic St. Petersburg

This is our most popular tour of St. Petersburg. It includes all the most important highlights of the Northern Capital, and also provides enough free time for exploring the city on your own. We have a huge variety of St. Petersburg excursions that you can take for extra sightseeing.

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Express St. Petersburg

This tour gives you a great overview of the city. You will visit Peter and Paul Fortress, the birthplace of the city and also the location where the Last Romanovs are buried. You will become acquainted with the rich collection of the Hermitage Museum and learn about Imperial life while visiting Peterhof.

Weekend in St. Petersburg

This tour is a great way to get acquainted with St. Petersburg if you are short on time. You will see all of the city’s major highlights and visit the Hermitage Museum - one of the largest museums in the world and former residence of Russian tzars.

Imperial St. Petersburg

This is our most complete St. Petersburg tour package. Besides visiting all of the major sights within the city and three Imperial summer residences, you will also see the Yusupov Palace and learn about the life and murder of Rasputin, one of the most mysterious figures in Russia’s history.

Group Tour St. Petersburg Break by Intourist

Explore St. Petersburg, the former capital of Imperial Russia with its magnificent palaces, parks, and monuments. Our engaging and most importantly fun tour includes all the most important highlights, such as Peter and Paul Fortress, the Hermitage Museum, and the Catherine Palace with the Amber Room.

Jewish Heritage Tour

This tours takes you to the major Jewish sights of St. Petersburg including the Grand Choral Synagogue, the Kolomna district and the Ethnography Museum which has an excellent exhibition dedicated to the history and culture of the Jewish people in Russia.

Jewish Heritage, Major City Highlights, Peterhof & Catherine Palace

This tour will take you to St. Petersburg’s great museums such as the Hermitage and the Catherine Palace, and it also includes several sights connected with the life of the Jewish community.

Major City Highlights

Let our friendly and knowledgeable guide take you on a fun and informative tour to St. Petersburg's major highlights including the Peter and Paul Fortress, Nevsky Prospect, the Hermitage, the Cathedral on the Spilt Blood and more over the course of one day.

All City Highlights

This tour is a great introduction to St. Petersburg - the Venice of the North. During the tour, you will visit the Yusupov Palace associated with the fate of Rasputin, St. Isaacs Cathedral, the Hermitage Museum and the Cathedral on the Spilt Blood.

Major City Highlights & Peterhof

On this tour, you will have the chance to explore the magnificent parks and fountains of Peterhof, the outstanding interiors of the Grand Palace at Peterhof, and the Hermitage Museum - one of the world's greatest museums.

Major City Highlights & Catherine Palace

This tour takes you to one of the world's most famous treasures - the Amber Room in Tsarskoe Selo. You will visit the Catherine Palace and Park, and explore the famous Hermitage Museum.

Three Imperial Residences

This tour takes you to three Imperial suburbs - each with its own palace and park and all associated with Russia's colorful history. See the fountains of Peterhof, the Amber Room in the Catherine Palace and Emperor Paul's German style residence in Pavlosk.

One-Day Moscow Tour with Visit to the Tretyakov Gallery

This tour brings you the main highlights of Moscow, Russia’s capital. You will also take an excursion to the Tretyakov Gallery which contains many masterpieces from the greatest Russian artists.

Revolution, WWII & Soviet Leningrad

Russia is well known for its rich history and especially the Russian Revolution that ushered in the age of communism and the Soviet Union. Our tour will take you to the places associated with the Soviet epoque.

One-Day Moscow Tour with Visit to the Kremlin

This one-day tour to Russia's capital includes major highlights of Moscow, such as Red Square, the Kremlin Cathedrals and Armory. Feel the energy that has always made Moscow one of the most exciting cities on earth.

St. Petersburg is considered the capital of Russian arts and cultural. During this tour, you will visit such gems as the Hermitage Museum, the Church on the Spilt Blood and the Peterhof Palace with its magnificent gardens and fountains.

This tour takes you to the town of Pushkin, also known as Tsarkoye Selo, one of St. Petersburg's main Imperial suburbs. You will visit the Catherine Palace and Park - home to one of the world's most exquisite pieces of architectural and decorative art, the Amber Room.

Major City Highlights, Peterhof & Catherine Palace

This tour explores St. Petersburg’s main attractions including the Hermitage Museum, the Church on the Spilt Blood and two of the city's Imperial suburbs - Peterhof with its magnificent fountains and Pushkin’s Catherine Palace, famous for the Amber Room.

All City Highlights, Peterhof & Catherine Palace

On this tour, you will explore the city's most beautiful museums, including the Hermitage and the Yusupov Palace, as well as two Imperial suburbs - Peterhof with its fountains and Pushkin with the Catherine Palace and the Amber Room.

This tour will give you a great understanding and feeling for the city of St. Petersburg, Russia's art and cultural capital. It takes you to the Hermitage, Catherine Palace (including the Amber Room), the Peter & Paul Fortress, St. Isaac's Cathedral and more.

All City Highlights and Three Imperial Summer Residences

Over the course of 3 days, you will visit three of St. Petersburg's Imperial suburbs - Peterhof, Pushkin with the Catherine Palace and Pavlosvk. We will also explore the city's most beautiful museums, such as the Hermitage, the Yusupov Palace, St.Isaac's Cathedral and more.

Jewish Heritage, Major City Highlights & Catherine Palace

This tour will acquaint you with the Hermitage Museum and the Catherine Palace with its world-famous Amber Room, while at the same time it explores the history and present-day life of St. Petersburg's Jewish Community.

Jewish Heritage, Major City Highlights & Peterhof

Besides exploring St. Petersburg's main sights such as the Hermitage, Cathedral on the Spilt Blood and the Imperial suburb of Peterhof with its magnificent fountains, this tour will also acquaint you with the history of St. Petersburg’s Jewish community.

City Tour of St. Petersburg with visit to St. Isaacs Cathedral

A great introduction to St. Petersburg for visitors who enjoy walking. Our expert guide will take you down the famous Nevsky Prospect, to Palace Square (the Winter Palace) home...

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City Tour of St. Petersburg

Our St. Petersburg walking tour is a great introduction to this marvelous city for visitors who enjoy walking. Our expert guide will take you down the famous Nevsky Prospect, to...

St. Isaacs Cathedral walking tour

One of the finest architectural monuments of the XIX century, the former principal cathedral of the Russian capital has the capacity to accommodate 10,000 people. The cathedral...

Hermitage Museum Tour

The Hermitage is one of the greatest museums in the world. The museum consists of five historical buildings including the Winter Palace – the residence of the Russian Tsars....

City Tour of St. Petersburg with visit to Peter and Paul Fortress

Peter and Paul Fortress walking tour

The Peter and Paul Fortress was founded by Peter the Great in 1703. Besides the ancient fortifications, the fortress includes the Peter and Paul Cathedral, built in the early XVIII...

Tour to Pavlovsk, Tsar Pauls stronghold

Built in the late XVIII and early XIX centuries, Pavlovsk’s palace and park was used as a summer residence for emperor Paul I and his family. The landscape park, one of the...

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Tour of Pushkin: Catherine Palace and Park, Amber Room

The Palace and Park of Tsarskoye Selo is a former country residence of the Russian Tsars. It is a fascinating monument of the world’s architectural and gardening arts of...

Day trip to Novgorod - the ancient capital of Russia

At 8.00 AM, our driver will pick you up to depart for Novgorod. Veliky Novgorod is one of Russia’s most ancient cities and was Russia’s first capital. No other Russian...

Alexander Nevsky Monastery walking tour

The largest monastery in Russia, Alexander Nevsky Lavra was built near the location where Grand Prince Alexander won his victory over the Swedes and the Teutonic Knights in 1240....

Cathedral of the Saviour on the Spilled Blood walking tour

St. Petersburg´s most Russian looking building. The cathedral would seem at home on Moscow´s Red Square with its onion shaped domes and multi colored facade. The cathedral...

Yusupov Palace Tour

This is an extremely interesting palace excursion and St. Petersburg tour. The building is notable both for its beauty and for the historical events that have taken place within...

Russian Museum Tour

The Michailovsky Palace where the Russian Museum is situated was built by the architect K. Rossi at the beginning of the XIX century for Alexander I´s brother Michail. It...

Tour to Pushkin & Pavlovsk

Pavlosk was built in the late XVIII and early XIX centuries, the palace and park were used as a summer residence for emperor Paul I and his family. The landscape park, one of the...

Tour to Peterhof (Petrodvorets)

Peterhof is a jewel of Russian art – a town of parks, palaces and fountains. In the past, it was used as an exquisite summer residence by the Russian Tsars. Verkhniy Garden...

City Tour of St. Petersburg with visit to Peter & Paul Fortress and St. Isaac's Cathedral

The tour will take the visitor throughout the historical center of St. Petersburg and includes spectacular views of the Neva River, Canal Griboyedova, Moika Canal, the many bridges...

Dostoyevsky's St. Petersburg Tour with transport

Fyodor Dostoevsky, the famous Russian novelist, journalist and short-story writer spent much of his life in Russia’s Northern Capital, even though he was born in Moscow....

Boat Excursion Along the Canals of St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg is a city of canals and viewing it from the water is an unforgettable experience. During your one hour trip, you will sail from Pevchesky bridge along the Moika...

City Tour of St. Petersburg with visit to the Hermitage Museum with transport

The tour will take the visitor throughout the historical center of St. Petersburg and includes spectacular views of the Neva river, Canal Griboyedova, Moika canal, the many bridges...

Military Tour: the Artillery Museum and the Central Naval Museum with transport

This excursion will be exciting for those who are interested in the military history of Russia. The tour includes a visit to the Artillery Museum and the Central Naval Museum....

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St. Petersburg is one of the world’s most beautiful cities. It was built on a collection of islands where the Neva River meets the Gulf of Finland and is divided further by a system of canals earning the city the name the Venice of the North. St. Petersburg was referred to as Peter the Great’s Window to the West because the great Tsar and reformer Peter the First designed the city to be Russia’s most European. The European feeling of the city is as true today as it was during the early 1700s. The embankments and boulevards are full of 18th and 19th century palaces of the nobility giving St. Petersburg an almost fairytale atmosphere. The historical city center is huge and dominated by the Winter Palace (former residence of the Tsars) which now houses the world famous Hermitage Museum . St. Petersburg Russia indeed is one of the most romantic and beautiful cities on earth. Our company is based in St. Petersburg, Russia allowing us to offer the widest variety of St. Petersburg Russia tours and excursions available on the Internet. All of our tours are designed so that our guests experience maximum enjoyment and become immersed in the culture and history of this great, Russian city. All our tours are private and can be fully customized upon your request. You can either choose one of our ready-made packages or create your own. Because we are locally based, we can offer excellent prices and the most knowledgeable guides in the city.

St. Petersburg – a Historical Gem

The city has witnessed some of the most dramatic and important moments in Russian history since its founding in 1703 by Peter the Great , making the city especially important for curious travelers coming to Russia. St. Petersburg was the scene of the Decembrist uprising , the famous court of Tsarina Catherine the Great , the assassination of Tsar Pavel and Alexander II and the home of Rasputin , the Siberian mystic. The last Tsar, Nicholas the II, was overthrown at the Winter Palace and the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution and Lenin brought communism to power here. After the revolution, the name of the city was changed to Leningrad. During the Second World War, Leningrad was under siege and fully blockaded by the Nazis for almost 3 years, resulting in the deaths of up to 1.5 million of its citizens. Our St. Petersburg tours take you to the places associated with many of these events and more.

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What is the best time of year to go to st petersburg.

St Petersburg is a spectacular city regardless of the time of year, it all depends on your itinerary. Summertime can be wonderfully warm and brings the White Nights, nearly 24-hours of sunshine and a party atmosphere. However, St Petersburg will be very busy and accommodation can be much more expensive. St Petersburg is quite cold in winter, but enchantingly beautiful and with less crowds. The worst weather takes place in November and March. Check to see if your visit will coincide with Russia’s holidays and festivals, and for more information about the best time to visit, read our guide .

How many days are enough in St. Petersburg?

With a carefully planned and researched itinerary you can see St Petersburg’s main sights over a long weekend. St Petersburg’s city centre is compact compared to Moscow’s, and its most famous attractions are reachable by foot from one another. Find centrally located accommodation, acquaint yourself with public transport, and book tickets in advance so that you can skip the queues. To make the most of a short trip, check out our informative St Petersburg city tours with options to suit all interests.

Is it safe to walk around St Petersburg, Russia?

Walking around St Petersburg is no more dangerous than exploring any European city if you are sensible with your belongings and use common sense. The city centre rarely feels isolated as it is quite compact, and many bars and restaurants are open 24/7. During White Nights there are nearly 24 hours of sunlight, meaning that you’ll never venture anywhere in the dark. If you travel by taxi make sure to book in advance, or take public transport, which is perfectly safe and tourist-friendly. For more information, read our guide about staying safe in Russia .

Do they speak English in St. Petersburg?

St Petersburg is Russia’s most western-leaning city and staff in city centre restaurants, hotels, shops and attractions can generally accommodate English speaking tourists. There are also English-speaking tourist police. The metro and bus service maps have English translations, and intercom announcements are also made in English. If you’d prefer to travel by taxi, the Yandex Taxi app (Russian Uber) works in multiple languages, although it’s unlikely that your taxi driver will speak English. Younger Russians are more likely to speak basic English than older Russians, but Google Translate is useful if you get completely stuck.

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The city of St. Petersburg, known locally as St. Pete and famed for its perpetual sunshine, lies on the Pinellas Peninsula on the central Gulf Coast of Florida, between Tampa Bay and Boca Ciega Bay. Off the western side of the peninsula is a chain of long, narrow islands with some of Florida's best beaches.

The city is compact and easy to navigate. Many of the top attractions are near one another, making visiting more than one in an afternoon an easy task. St. Petersburg is one of Florida's cultural hot spots with a fine selection of world famous institutions, including the Dali, Imagine, and Fine Arts Museums along with the Morean Arts Center.

However, St. Pete's isn't all about culture. Mere minutes away is St. Pete's Beach and the gorgeous soft sands and warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Turning inland, the city of Tampa is another fun place to explore, with more things to do and great restaurants.

Explore the best places to visit in the city and surrounding areas with our list of the top attractions and things to do in St. Petersburg.

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1. Soak Up the Sun at St. Pete Beach

2. the dali museum in st. petersburg, 3. see nature come alive at the sunken gardens, 4. head out to the new st. pete pier, 5. explore beaches and history at fort de soto park, 6. check out the colorful chihuly glass collection, 7. st. petersburg saturday morning market, 8. waterfront arts district, 9. imagine museum, 10. museum of fine arts, 11. enjoy some nature at the boyd hill nature preserve, 12. drive the sunshine skyway bridge, 13. run, walk, or cycle the pinellas trail, 14. weedon island preserve, 15. great explorations children's museum, 16. clearwater marine aquarium, 17. visit john's pass village & boardwalk, 18. take a drive to clearwater beach, 19. sand key park, where to stay in st. petersburg for sightseeing, tips and tours: how to make the most of your visit to st. petersburg and clearwater, map of attractions & things to do in st. petersburg, fl, saint petersburg, fl - climate chart.

Just a 20-minute drive from downtown St. Petersburg is the fun beach town of St. Pete Beach. Home to a spectacular wide and long stretch of soft, golden sand lapped by warm, clear water, St. Pete Beach has been drawing legions of visitors for years. The list of things to do in St. Pete Beach is long, and includes lazing on the beach (of course!), parasailing, fishing, jet skiing, and frolicking in the ocean.

An assortment of accommodation is available, ranging from old-school Florida hotels to condos, right through to luxury resorts. Restaurants along the main street all have outdoor patios, perfect for grabbing a light lunch or a pleasant dinner once the heat of the day has passed. St. Pete Beach is just one of many fantastic beaches along this stretch of coastline; others include Treasure Island, Madeira, Redington Shores, and Indian Shores.

The Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg houses a comprehensive collection of paintings by this Surrealist master, with a total collection of more than 2,000 works of art. Dali's entire artistic career is represented, from his early work in Impressionism and Cubism to later experiments in more "Classical" styles.

Oil paintings, watercolors, original drawings, sculptures, graphics, photographs, and prints are among the exhibits. The Dali Museum Library and Center for the Avant-garde are also housed here, which preserve books, magazines, newspaper clippings, and other important documents related to Dali, Surrealism, and Avant-garde influences.

Address: One Dali Boulevard, St. Petersburg, Florida

Official site: http://thedali.org

The Sunken Gardens began as the hobby of a plumber named George Turner and have evolved into a St. Petersburg institution. First conceived of in 1903, Turner transformed a lakebed into a six-acre tropical garden, which eventually became so popular that he started to charge admission.

The Turner family continued to care for and improve upon the garden, and it was finally purchased by the city in 1999, becoming a community effort. Today, you can walk the paths and enjoy the rare plants, some of which are as old as the garden itself.

You'll have a chance to see tropical flora from all over the world, and enjoy the ambience of waterfalls, footbridges, and even resident flamingos. The gardens also conduct horticultural programs and garden tours, as well as host special events, including weddings.

Address: 1060 Gulf Boulevard, Clearwater, Florida

Address: 1825 4th St. N., St. Petersburg, Florida

Official site: https://www.stpete.org/visitors/sunken_gardens.php

The brand-new St. Pete Pier is a far cry from what used to exist in the same space only a few short years ago. Today the Pier is more than just an extension into the ocean; now it's 26 acres of fun, food, activities, and entertainment.

Blending seamlessly into the surroundings, the pier area is an ideal place to spend an afternoon with the family or an evening out with a group of friends. You'll find six different restaurants ranging from Teak, a fine-dining establishment with fantastic views, right through to the more casual Fresco's Waterfront Bistro offering vistas of the incredible array of pleasure craft moored nearby. For a snack by the beach, pop into the Spa Beach Bistro.

The St. Pete Pier is 3,000 feet long and can be a nice place to visit for a stroll, but it can also feel like a long walk in the hot Florida sun. Fortunately, a tram runs from end to end making a walk out and a tram ride back a popular combination.

Spread throughout the St. Pete Pier area are public works of art , one of the most spectacular being the work by Janet Echelman called Bending Arc . Near the end of the pier is the unique Olnetopia by Nick Ervinck. Also definitely worth checking out is the sculpture of the Benoist Airboat first flown by Tony Jannus in 1914.

Don't worry, you can still fish at the new St. Pete Pier – just walk all the way out to the end, where you'll find a platform. Bait and tackle are available nearby.

Address: 800 2nd Ave NE, St. Petersburg, Florida

Official site: https://stpetepier.org/

Five different keys make up the 1,136-acre Fort DeSoto Park, the largest park in Pinellas County. Most people come here to enjoy the beaches, but numerous nature and recreation trails offer great opportunities for hiking, birding, biking, and rollerblading, and there are also two fishing piers.

The park is named for the fort located on the southern end of Mullet Key , built in 1898 during the Spanish-American War. Remains of the fort can be visited on a self-guided tour, and a small museum with historical information is located in the former Quartermaster Storehouse. Other buildings on-site include civilian quarters, barracks, the bakery, and the former hospital, among others.

This is a particularly popular spot for bird-watchers , home to at least 328 species of birds.

Camping is also popular here. The park has 238 sites just a short stroll away from the beach. Sites have electricity and water; central washroom buildings have flush toilets and showers. The campground has special sites set aside for those traveling with pets. The county has recently upgraded the playground in Campground Area #2, with new features that children will be sure to love.

Camping reservations can be made six months in advance for non-residents, seven months in advance for residents.

Address: 3500 Pinellas Bayway S., Tierra Verde, Florida

Official site: www.pinellascounty.org/park/05_ft_desoto.htm

St. Petersburg is proud to be home to the Chihuly Collection. Found at the Morean Arts Center , the collection is spread out over 10,000 square feet and is housed in a specially designed building. To get the best experience and understanding of the items you are about to see, start your visit by watching the short video on Dale Chihuly's life and his creative methods.

The collection has some of the artist's finest pieces, including Ruby Red Icicle Chandelier, Macchia, Ikebana, Tumbleweeds, and many others. The colors are incredible and varied; the shapes formed are unlike anything you've ever seen.

For a peek into how these amazing pieces of art are formed, be sure to visit the Morean Arts Center Hot Shop (additional fee). Here, you'll see the artists hard at work blowing glass into fantastical shapes.

Official site: https://www.moreanartscenter.org/chihuly/

St. Petersburg is considered one of Florida's most livable cities for its mild climate, cultural institutions, and overall quality of life. Part of what makes it an attractive place to live are things like the St. Petersburg Saturday Market. Each Saturday, over 125 vendors set up and showcase their goods.

It's an ideal place to collect all the freshest ingredients such as meats, cheeses, vegetables, and sweets for your Saturday night get-together dinner. It's also a great spot to search out that eclectic or unique piece of artwork for that blank space on your wall. Feeling a bit of hunger coming on? You are in the right spot. Over 15 different cuisines are represented by vendors cooking up the tastiest dishes you can imagine.

In addition to all the great shopping, local musicians fill the air with the sounds of music. The market runs from 9am until 2pm. In the fall and winter (October 2nd to May 28th), the market is located at the waterfront at the address below. In the summer, it is located at Williams Park, 301 1st Ave N.

Location: 100 1st Street NE, St. Petersburg, Florida

Official site: https://saturdaymorningmarket.com/

Just back from St. Petersburg's waterfront area is a delightful area known at the Waterfront Arts District, one of five located throughout the city. Stately old trees line the streets, and several city parks provide public space to rest and relax. Park the car and just wander around; you'll be amazed at what you find.

The area is home to many of the city's most popular cultural institutions, including the Dali Museum, the St. Petersburg Museum of History, The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art, along with many others. All are within walking distance of one another.

In addition to the museums, the area is full of shops and restaurants, many of which have lovely shady patios, ideal for lunch or dinner. Walk towards the water past South Straub Park, and you'll come across the St. Pete Pier to your left and Demens Landing Park to your right.

The area is roughly defined as a long rectangle running from Beach Street/1st Street South to 3rd Street and 7th Avenue North and 7th Avenue South.

The Imagine Museum is one of the top museums in the United States for art created out of glass. The museum is the proud home of the extensive Trish Joy Collection of over 1,500 pieces, 500 of which are on display at any point in time. In addition, you'll find other interesting collections, including the spectacular 1,000 Buddha installation.

One of the best ways to experience the museum is to take one of the three free tours included with your admission. The first of the three tours is titled Journey of the Imagination. It is a fascinating multimedia and augmented reality experience.

The second tour is the Introduction to Studio Glass, and details the development of this art form starting in the 1960s.

The third tour, Introduction to International Studio Glass, showcases the evolution of studio glass work in Europe. Tours are generally 30 minutes in length and take place on specific days.

Official site: https://www.imaginemuseum.com/

St. Petersburg's Museum of Fine Arts is considered the premiere art museum in the Tampa Bay area, home to over 20,000 works of art that span 5,000 years of human creativity.

The collection includes Greek, Roman, and Asian antiquities, African art, ancient art from the Americas, and European art. Among the better-known artists featured here are Monet, Rodin, and O'Keefe, and the museum hosts traveling exhibits and temporary galleries.

Collections also include a large photography collection, a gallery of glass art, and a sculpture garden. Docent-led tours are available for full museum tours, and visitors can request tours that focus on the areas that interest them most.

The museum is located in a lovely setting in St. Petersburg's waterfront downtown area.

Address: 255 Beach Drive NE, St. Petersburg, Florida

Official site: http://mfastpete.org

This lovely park is a beautiful retreat for those looking for a little nature. The park features six miles of walking trails and boardwalks that explore the area's varied ecosystems, including swamp woodlands and a willow marsh.

The park is also part of the Great Florida Birding Trail and home to the Birds of Prey Aviary, and rangers provide guided tours, which often spot turtles and other wildlife. The park also offers nature camps and picnic facilities and has a playground, picnic areas, and shelters.

A great way to explore the park is to take one of the tram tours. For a modest fee (in addition to your park admission) you'll cover far more of the park in a shorter period of time and learn about the flora and fauna from an expert.

Also on site is a gift shop, and the park hosts annual nature events like a butterfly count conducted by the North American Butterfly Association.

Located on I 275, the Sunshine Skyway Bridge crosses the water at the entrance to Tampa Bay. This spectacular bridge is impressive from a distance but driving across it offers a unique perspective. Stretching 12 miles in total, a little more than four miles of the bridge rises high above the ocean, allowing for large vessels to pass below.

Two main pillars tower above the road, and the high points add some eye-catching drama to the bridge. It took five years to build, and is now considered one of the world's most beautiful bridges. Views of the bridge are particularly beautiful at night when it is lit up.

If the wind is blowing, pull off at the northern Skyway Rest Exit and check out the kiteboarders racing across the water under their colorful kites.

The Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail, created along an abandoned railroad corridor, is a 37-mile-long park and recreation trail, running from the downtown waterfront of St. Petersburg to Tarpon Springs.

This multi-use trail is enjoyed by walkers, runners, cyclists, and skaters, and features a number of shops, restaurants, and cafes along the route. To help visitors navigate, nine sculptures mark the various communities through which the trail passes.

One of the lovely areas along the trail is Dunedin , a quaint town that has preserved its village-like atmosphere. It began as a seaport and trading center, and is best known today as the spring training camp for the Toronto Blue Jays.

Honeymoon Island State Recreation Area and Caladesi Island State Park are located just off the coast of Dunedin and offer opportunities for both nature and water sports enthusiasts.

The Weedon Island Preserve covers over 3,000 acres in north St. Petersburg on the shores of Tampa Bay and can be explored on foot via nearly five miles of paths and boardwalks, and by water on designated paddling trails along the waterways.

A great place to start is the Weedon Island Preserve Cultural and Natural History Center , which houses a variety of exhibits and resources. This is a free attraction, and visitors will learn about the area's ecosystems, habitats, plants, and animals, and how humans have interacted with nature here over thousands of years. From the center, you can walk out on scenic trails.

If you are interested in paddling or fishing, head to the boat launch area. You can set off from here, and the water is quite shallow in areas. People come here to kayak or stand up paddleboard; kayak rentals are available nearby. Next to the launch is a dock where people come to fish.

This is an excellent place for bird-watching, as well as spotting marine life in the water of this protected flood plain, including stingrays and oysters.

Address: 1800 Weedon Drive N.E., St. Petersburg, Florida

Official site: http://www.weedonislandpreserve.org/

The Great Explorations Children's Museum is an excellent place go on a rainy day, providing a variety of educational activities and fun things to do for younger kids. Children can explore and climb on an ocean-themed play structure, Longo's Cove, or dig in the sand in a beach-themed play area.

Young engineers can build using an assortment of materials provided at the "Build It" tables or stack giant soft blocks to create kid-size structures. Kids can try being a grown-up in the kid-size supermarket, help a sick puppy get better at the veterinarian's office, make "pizza" at the local shop, and learn about safety while exploring the firehouse.

Other interactive areas include an art studio, a theater, and a health and wellness exhibit sponsored by Johns Hopkins.

Address: 1925 4th Street North, St. Petersburg, Florida

Official site: https://greatex.org

Clearwater Marine Aquarium is best known as home to film dolphins Winter and Hope who inspired and starred in the Dolphin Tale movies. Among other residents are sea turtles, otters, pelicans, sharks, and stingrays, as well as an assortment of other fish.

The aquarium has regular shows, which are part of general admission, as well as special tours and activities you can choose as add-ons. One of the most popular is a behind-the-scenes tour, which allows you to see rescued and recovering animals awaiting return to their ocean homes and learn about what it takes to care for these beautiful creatures.

Other offerings include guided kayak and boat tours, which explore various topics, including the ecology of Clearwater Bay and a Dolphin Adventure Tour.

Address: 249 Windward Passage, Clearwater, Florida

Official site: https://www.cmaquarium.org/

Tourist trap or fun place to go shopping and hang out; the jury hasn't made a final determination on this popular attraction. If it's a so-so day or you've had enough culture or beach and are looking for something different, swing by John's Pass. You'll find a boardwalk lined by restaurants with good views over the water and constant boat traffic.

Back from the waterfront is an extensive retail area with over 100 retailers consisting of souvenir shops, ice-cream stands, and places selling things you never thought you needed. Many tour boats leave from here on excursions out into the Gulf of Mexico. Note that parking here is not free, and enforcement is stringent.

Address: 12901 Gulf Lane, Madeira Beach, Florida

Official site: https://johnspass.com/

Clearwater Beach is often rated as one of the top beaches in Florida , and even the United States. Miles of pristine white sand attracts tourists and local sun-seekers, and it's all just a 40-minute drive from St. Petersburg. A number of Clearwater's top resorts look over this beautiful beach.

The Beachwalk , Clearwater Beach's seaside promenade, stretches along the sand and is lined with souvenir shops, restaurants, and other attractions. Another popular spot is Pier 60 , a 1,080-foot fishing pier with numerous amenities, including a large bait and tackle shop, which provides rental equipment to tourists.

Family attractions include a huge beach playground and nightly sunset celebrations with entertainment and vendors

Sand Key Park is located on the barrier island of the same name, and is home to both a beautiful beach and a diverse nature area, if you are visiting Clearwater, it's worth a stop.

The park is part of an ongoing effort to create an artificial reef in the Gulf of Mexico, and also works closely with Clearwater Aquarium to ensure the safety of the sea turtles and their hatchlings.

In addition to its walking trails, Sand Key Park is ideal for bird-watching , where heron, roseate spoonbill, great horned owl, anhinga, and common moorhen nest and feed in the salt marsh.

The park's beach area offers a good range of amenities, including lifeguards during the summer months, concessions, and bath houses. Plenty of rentals are available, so you don't need to lug your own - you can get everything from umbrellas and cabanas to bicycles and kayaks. This beach is also one of the least expensive things to do around St. Petersburg, with only a minimal parking fee.

We recommend these highly rated hotels in St. Petersburg, near popular downtown attractions like the Dali Museum :

• The Vinoy Renaissance St. Petersburg Resort & Golf Club : A 4-star luxury resort, this 1925 landmark property features stylish décor, multiple restaurants, a deluxe spa, and heated outdoor pool.
• Avalon Hotel : This mid-range hotel is located in the historic district and has a funky retro feel. The rooms feature Art Deco décor. Guests have access to an adjacent pool and a free area shuttle.
• Hampton Inn & Suites St. Petersburg Downtown : With affordable rates, a lovely outdoor pool, modern room décor, and free hot breakfast, this hotel checks all the boxes.
• The Inn on Third : This budget-friendly hotel offers quaint décor and antique furnishings.
• Segway through St. Petersburg: Tourists can cover plenty of ground while exploring St. Petersburg by Segway on this guided historic tour . Limited to a maximum of seven people, this intimate tour provides an up-close look at some of the city's most historic spots while a knowledgeable guide provides commentary and answers questions. Safety equipment and Segway operation instruction is included.
• Speedboat Adventure: Tourists can take the wheel and feel the thrill of driving their own speedboat on this two-hour guided tour of Tampa Bay . Communicating with your guide via two-way headset, you will be led past some of the bay's top tourist attractions, including Sunshine Skyway Bridge, Fort de Soto, and Egmont Key, as well as several stops at scenic spots where you can spot marine wildlife like dolphins and manatees. Instruction on boat operation is included.
• Romance on the Gulf: Couples will particularly enjoy this 2.5-hour evening cruise by yacht on the Gulf of Mexico . The cruise features live music and dancing, and passengers can enjoy the views from both the outdoor observation deck and the indoor areas, which feature picture windows to ensure a great view. For those who would like to dine during the cruise, a full-service gourmet restaurant has a wide variety of options.
• Marine Wildlife on Shell Key: Tourists can get a great introduction to Shell Key Island on this two-hour small-group Dolphin Watch and Snorkeling Cruise. The cruise, which offers a variety of departure times to fit your family's vacation itinerary, stops on the shores of Shell Key Island where passengers can choose to swim, stroll on the beach, or snorkel using provided equipment. Guests will also get the chance to look out for sea life on the way to and from the island, including dolphins, rays, and even manatees.

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Family Fun in Tampa: Tampa sits about 45 minutes from St. Petersburg and can be reached via either of two bridges, which span Tampa Bay from one city to the other. Tampa's most popular tourist attractions include Busch Gardens and several other wildlife-focused parks, as well as good museums for families, a historic district, and the Franklin Street pedestrian center. Like many other cities on Florida's Gulf Coast, Tampa is home to several excellent resorts.

Orlando Getaway: While Clearwater Beach is a great day trip from Orlando , tourists staying here can just as easily head inland for a day in the nation's theme park capital. The city of Orlando is home to top family amusement parks like Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando, and also close to the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral.

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