Saint Petersburg

Saint Petersburg’s low, subtropical shoreline on the Pinellas Peninsula lies between Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, a setting that has shaped both its waterfront districts and marine-oriented economy. Downtown faces the bay, where parks, marinas and public promenades trace the water’s edge, while Gulf beaches line the peninsula’s western shore. The Salvador Dalí Museum holds the largest collection of the artist’s work outside Europe, and the nearby Museum of Fine Arts is another important cultural institution. Sunken Gardens, a botanical garden founded in 1903, reflects the city’s long connection with subtropical planting. Explore nearby locations that provide complementary perspectives on Saint Petersburg and Tampa Bay.

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