Really big museum, bring walking shoes
Great museum. Seems like everyone was having lots of fun, while learning too!
You are at one of Florida’s Top 100 buildings. To vote the Museum of Science and Industry as the number one building in Florida visit www.aiaflatop100.org. Voting is open from March 5 - April 9, 2012.
For the 1st Tuesday of every month until March 2012, admission is $2 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Your kids will love both the museum and the playground just outside in Curtis Hixon Park.
Supervising your child is necessary. It's a museum- not a day care!
Your Great Explorations Children's Museum great membership gets you in free all year!
Fantastic museum full of artifacts and exhibits about the history of Tampa. The museum includes films and exhibits about the Tampa cigar industry and a replica of a 1920s cigar shop.
Wonderful exhibits in the museum to learn about the first natives of Florida! If you come, you´ll love the river view. We had lunch in the Columbia Restaurant that´s by the museum´s lobby!
Admission includes parking
This museum not only provides an informative look at the origins of Ybor but it's also in the middle of the historic district. The Short List: one of our top 5 best places to take your guests. Read more.
Nice surroundings but not too much inside of the main museum. Be sure to schedule your cigar tour AHEAD of time
Community Yoga every Saturday at 9:30, donations got to the museum
Relevant Church meets here
This historic building was a key part of Ybor City history, providing mutual support for Italian immigrants who worked in the cigar factories. For more see http://www.italian-club.org/info.asp
Happy hour every Friday.
The grilled chicken, goat cheese, and roasted red pepper sandwich is amazing. Also very polite wait staff and beautiful seating right inside the museum.
Come out and enjoy Sono Cafè August 16-30th, 2013 during the annual Dine Tampa Bay Restaurant Week! Enjoy amazing Prix Fixe Menu options for only $25!
The former Tampa Bay Hotel serves as a symbol of UT and the city. This Victorian masterpiece was completed in 1891 by shipping mogul Henry B. Plant. Famous guests included Teddy Roosevelt & Babe Ruth.
Second longest hallway in the US. The Pentagon being the first.
such an amazing university, the campus is gorgeous and the people are great
Definitely reinventing itself as a great wine and steak chain spot. Friendly service and consistent food makes this a great go-to spot.
Go for Happy Hour 5-7 weekdays w/ $6 Carpaccio, Ahi Tuna, Calamari, Mushroom Ravioli, Bacon Cheeseburgers, Martinis & Wines! :)
Try the Toasted Almond & Panko Crusted Shrimp With Sweet And Tasty Jalapeno Marmalade - This just rocks
The riverfront park, just outside the new Tampa Museum of Art, features an obstacle course, cozy artificial turf and a water fountain for your dog. (The Short List: Top 5 dog parks.) Read more.
Get a spot under one of the trees near the playground for a picnic lunch or just relax with a book. And don't forget bathing suits for the kids. There's a dog area, too. (The Short List: Top 5 parks) Read more.
Never a bad picture from this park!!
All seats are good just make sure to use the restroom before the movie!
This giant, dome-shaped screen is the place to watch Imax films that practically put viewers in the movie. The Short List: one of our top 5 best local movie theatres. Read more.
If you get motion sickness or dizzy easily avoid the bottom row.
If you have a Great Explorations Museum ($150/5 people) membership, you can get in FREE here in April and October. Make sure you pet the rays, watch the penguin show and play in the water area too!
The TECO Line Streetcar and HART local route #8 can chauffeur you to a fun day at the Aquarium -- and Channelside!
Be sure to see the penguins.
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