


The Jungle Prada Site, also referred to as the Anderson Site, is situated in St. Petersburg of Pinellas County. It features archaeological tocobaga mounds and is surrounded by a recreational area. Its history dates back to 1528, when Spanish explorer Panfilo de Narvaez discovered the site on his Florida expedition. The greenhouse museum is an extravaganza of ancient artifacts and information related to the Tocobaga Indians.
Phone: (727) 893-7441
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Elbow Ln N and Park St N
8398 Elbow Ln N St Petersburg, FL 33710 ·732.04 mi
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yelpWalked around a little bit got to see some amazing peacocks. I want to go back for a tour but didn't have the chance. Looks like a pretty amazing place. I love it there.
MoreThis is a small park in an old historic neighborhood called Jungle Prada! I came here because of the name Prada but the classiest and most stylishly dressed visitors were the assortment of...
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