Tampa Vacations

Designated as a National Historic Landmark District, this Tampa neighborhood boasts the Ybor City Museum State Park and a variety of attractions like the Cigar Museum. Enjoy Florida's oldest restaurant, Columbia, and vibrant nightlife along 7th Avenue, easily accessible via TECO Line Streetcar.

Historic Hyde Park charms visitors with elegant mansions and tree-lined streets dating back to the 1880s. Stroll along Bayshore Boulevard, the world's longest continuous sidewalk, for stunning Tampa Bay views. Architecture buffs will appreciate the preserved bungalows and Mediterranean Revival homes. The neighborhood centers around upscale Hyde Park Village with its boutiques and sidewalk cafes. Art galleries and specialty shops offer unique local finds. Sophisticated wine bars and farm-to-table restaurants create a refined dining scene for travelers seeking premium experiences.

Tampa's Channel District showcases a revitalized waterfront where historic port elements meet modern urban design. The scenic Tampa Riverwalk connects major attractions like the Florida Aquarium and Amalie Arena. This pedestrian-friendly area offers harbor views and water activities just steps from downtown. Visitors can explore maritime history at the American Victory Ship Museum or catch a hockey game at the arena. Shopping and dining options at Sparkman Wharf provide waterfront relaxation spots. The district's excellent walkability and water taxi service make experiencing Tampa's transformed harbor district effortlessly enjoyable.

Boasting a bustling business district, Westshore offers over 200 restaurants and bars, and two major shopping malls, International Plaza and WestShore Plaza. Easily explore Tampa's urban corridor with NEVs.