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.

I heard a lot of great things about this place! I can see why. It's a relaxing garden stroll with a…read morenumber of unique paths. You can find a number of unique plant and animal species along the way. They had some seating areas scattered about and a place where it seemed like they hosted educational events and weddings. Overall, they take good care of the grounds. It was a bit warm in the summer time. Price is maybe a little steep for the magnate of the place. However I could see if local, totally might be worth a membership... especially if they do events.

It tops my list as one of the best indoor activity spots in north Pinellas. Unlimited arcade play…read moreof pinball machines from a wide variety of decades (with a short blurb located on the machine with some neat fun facts as to when it was made, how many were produced, and who designed it) along with some fun arcade machines.

What a cool, fun and nostalgic place to spend a few hours at!…read more While my cruise from Largo was long, it was well worth the drive. The cost was $16 that included in and out privileges. There were a lot of pinball games and I spent a majority of my time playing various ones. I had to be back home at a certain time or else I could've stayed for 4 hours. I'm not sure on the beverage situation if you can bring any in but I did see $3 waters for sale. I had to call to see if they were still in business as I tried to sign up for their email blasts and it wasn't working. Also their instagram account really hasn't been updated in awhile. There is limited parking but you should be able to get a spot.

The art center is one of Indian Rocks Beach best features!…read more There are a ton of class offerings on all of the arts, even music! They have a small showroom/store and always have art work on display to purchase.

What a treasure we have with the talented artists at the Beach Art Center. Have so much fun doing…read morethe Mandala painting with Natalie

The owner was very welcoming and we enjoyed visiting with him. He shared alot of interesting…read moreinformation about his career and the fascinating people/fellow artists whom he has met. This is a lovely shop located a bit down from the main hustle and bustle - worth the stroll to find a local artist and perhaps something to adorn your home or for a homemade gift.

This is my favorite place in downtown Dunedin! We're in the next county but when we visit Dunedin,…read morewe never miss seeing what's new at the Rencs' art gallery. Linda or Bill either one greet you personally, and they're the artists that produce everything in the store. Don't miss this, a beautiful, relaxing shop.

Awesome location! We did a late night investigation and David was our guide. He was amazing -…read moregreat history and very knowledgeable. He offered to sit in a different room so we could investigate on our own, but we asked him to investigate with us and Wow! Really amped up the activity. He has a great personality and we can't wait to return! Thanks David & The Clearwater Historical Society!!

This is a home that was built in 1896 by one of the earliest families to settle in Clearwater, the…read morePlumb family. Plumb Elementary School, where I went to school, is named after the family. The house was given to the Clearwater Historical Society and moved from downtown Clearwater to its current location within the Ed C. Wright Park. It is in a beautiful setting near a lake. You can walk, bicycle or have a picnic in the park by the lake. The house itself is a farmhouse style and it looks as though nothing has been updated for over 100 years. This is not a grand mansion but rather a simple house that is typical of that era. The house is filled with old pictures and antiques, many with a connection to Clearwater. I found a picture of me in one of their yearbooks. Guess I'm an antique now. Admission is free and they don't publish their hours so call first.

The variety of orchids and the health of all of the plants are truly remarkable. The staff were…read morethroughout the property and so very helpful.

What a cute plant nursery tucked inside St. Petersburg! Street parking on a quiet side street,…read moretucked in residential area. A little gardener's heaven essentially. Every second Saturday, they open to the public and have a huge variety of plants to pick from ranging in small babies you can nurture yourself to fully grown pieces that are in bloom and ready to wow. There's a great range in sizes too; my boyfriend had to talk me out of a gorgeous red orchid that hung and was easily 3 feet from root end to flower tip while he picked up an adorable orange mini that's no bigger than my hand. Some of blooming, some have buds, and some are still growing, so you can find plants at all different stages of their cycles. I got one that was fully bloomed, one that had several buds and several blooms, and one that all the buds were just about to bloom. Everything was so well maintained and there was quite the variety to pick from. We spent over $100 easily here and on these Saturdays they offer 10% off. I'm already looking forward to getting back there, especially since the owners were such nice people too!

Loved the Art and seafood festival on the waterfront. It was free to get in. The seafood options…read morewere great, Got Lobster lobster rolls are amazing, Frenchy's crab fries are to die for, Clearsky' grouper nuggets are so yummy, Groovy Dawgs gator dogs can't be missed, there was so much to try. Sherry's Crab Cakes... their crab Mac and cheese is awesome! Okay I didn't eat all this by myself we all shared. Love the Honeycomb ice cream and hoppers mini donuts. You could eat until you bust! The different tents with all the art was quite a sight to be hold. Such Talent. I will admit I came home with a couple of pieces. Fabulous work some out of my price range and some affordable. They had a band playing and people were enjoying themselves. Pets were welcome. There was a children's area with art and games, there was a Huge VIP tent with comfortable furniture in there. ( it cost extra for VIP) The breeze off the water was great. It was a pretty good crowd people were happy it was great weather. There was Beer and Wine for sale. I noticed a a good amount of police on-site as well as medical so it felt secure.

Great day near the water. The art booths were great and I bought a few wonderful items, but the…read morefood didn't have a lot of seafood for a "seafood" festival. And those that did offer it were only offering expensive options. Don't get me wrong I'll spend good money on good food but for the prices I'll walk to the local places and have a table and service for the same cost.

I will recommend this area every time. Whenever I go here…read moreall I can think of was when I was a girl, the sponge docks was my special treat with my father. You can get goat milk soap that smells delish

Tarpon Springs sponge docks is a blast!…read more While the place can seem a little touristy visiting and taking pictures of the people and boats is such a positive experience. Learning the history is bonus. If you need to get in steps, pay the eight to $10 parking fee for all day, and stroll the shops. Many are if not all, handicapped and disabled accommodating. There are so many choices for lunches and dinners, and a few bakeries for breakfast. Each one of them is perfect in their own right