Minigolf po městě St. Petersburg: 18 jamek, par 54

Tato hra se odehrává v Petrohradu, kde mapa odpovídá skutečnému městu a míček se kutálí po jeho skutečných ulicích. Jamky jsou postaveny ze skutečných atrakcí a končí u památek, jako je muzeum Salvadora Dalího. Skip zná tyto chodníky a vedlejší ulice velmi dobře, dokonce i ty, kde jsou nejlepší drobky. Tato kompletní hra s 18 jamkami má celkovou délku 6,5 míle a par 54, a provede vás srdcem města.

Vinoy Park

The Vinoy Park Hotel was originally called the Vinoy Park when constructed in 1925, and the nearby Vinoy Park was named after it. Located on the downtown waterfront of St. Petersburg, Florida, this park covers 11.6 acres. It is operated by the city's Parks and Recreation group. I've always found the waterfront breeze here to be a great way to cool off while you take in the view. It is a wonderful spot to stretch your legs before you head back into the busier parts of the downtown area.

Jannus Live

Founded in 1984 by Bob Barnes, Bill Pendergast, and Gene Bryant, Jannus Live is a music venue in St. Petersburg, Florida. After several decades of operation, the space was renovated in 2009. It opened again in March 2010 under new management and owner Jeff Knight. I've noticed the crowd energy here stays high regardless of who is on stage. Since that reopening, the venue has earned recognition from the Creative Loafing Best of Bay Awards, winning both "Best Small Concert Venue" and "Best Back in the Saddle" in 2010.

Salvador Dalí Museum

The Salvador Dalí Museum is an art museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, built by the Beck Group. Designed by HOK and Yann Weymouth, the museum is dedicated to the works of Salvador Dalí. It operates as a nonprofit organization and was founded in 1982. I've seen a lot of strange shapes in my time, but the architecture here is a real treat for the eyes. Whether you are an art lover or just passing through, the building itself is as much of a draw as the collections held inside.

Al Lang Stadium

Al Lang Stadium is a baseball and association football venue located along the waterfront of downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. Its inception was in 1947, and the facility provides 7,500 seats for spectators. For over 60 years, the stadium was used almost exclusively as a baseball park. More recently, it has shifted its focus toward association football; since 2011, it has been the home pitch of the Tampa Bay Rowdies of the USL Championship soccer league. You can pick out the coastal breeze while you're here.