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Landmarks in St. Petersburg, FL

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The Coliseum

Located in Downtown St.Petersburg, the Coliseum was built in 1924. After being renovated, the great ambiance and architecture makes it the city's most preferred location for hosting any kind of event. From private parties, weddings, ballroom dancing to corporate events, this place provides all the required facilities. Friendly staff and full catering and beverage service is offered by the ballroom to make your event a memorable one.

Sunshine Skyway Bridge

Sunshine Skyway Bridge is so named because it affords a panoramic view of both sunrises and sunsets over Tampa Bay. Most people consider it a very romantic drive where you are surrounded by nothing but the sea for a few miles. This bridge connects the town of Terra Ceia to St. Petersburg and covers a distance of 4.15 miles (6.68 kilometers). Constructed from 1982 to 87 from concrete and steel, its official name is Bob Graham Sunshine Skyway Bridge. Some even consider it one of the best bridges in the world, and it has featured in several automobile advertisements, television and radio series. It was also depicted on a postal stamp due to its impressive modern architecture.

NOVA 535

Housed in a spectacular historic 1920 building once called "Slap Happy’s," NOVA 535 has a unique high-end yet welcoming atmosphere that blends classic and cutting edge elements making it perfect for any event. You’ll certainly appreciate their delicious catering, easy Interstate access, fresh modern art, incredible service and full-service bar; they are just the beginning of your spectacular world-class experience.

Boyd Hill Nature Preserve

This pleasant park offers varied wilderness habitats sandwiched between a golf course, subdivisions, and the St. Pete skyline. You can bike through pine flatwoods dominating acres of palmetto or stroll a boardwalk through a willow marsh bordering Lake Maggiore. Swamp woodlands are richly diverse in trees, shrubs and what's hidden under and over them. Butterflies abound. You can also check out the gopher tortoise, protected by area scrubland. Guided tours are available, although some cost money, so it's best to bring cash. Rest stops along the way provide cold drinks. Admission: Adults 2 Dollars, Children (3-16) 1 Dollar; Under 3 free.

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