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Guided Golf Cart Tour of Historic St. Petersburg

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Overview

Tour the historic streets of St. Petersburg, Florida, with a fun and engaging guided golf cart ride. Discover the city's charm as you learn about iconic landmarks such as the Million Dollar Pier, Snell Arcade, and the Vinoy Resort. This unique experience brings local history to life, making it perfect for both visitors and locals alike. Enjoy a comfortable ride while soaking in the rich stories behind each landmark, and get ready for a delightful journey through time. - Guided golf cart tours showcasing St. Petersburg's history - Visit numerous iconic sites throughout the area - Perfect for both locals and visitors looking to explore the city - Comfortable and engaging way to learn about St. Pete's charm

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

We meet at the entrance to the St. Pete Pier. There is a brick public restroom that looks very similar to a historic church. The golf cart will pick you up directly in front of this restroom.

Language Offered

English-GUIDE

Itinerary

1. St. Pete Pier

Start Location: The St. Pete Pier Welcome aboard! Your ride begins at the iconic St. Pete Pier, the modern continuation of a historic tradition. The original Million Dollar Pier (1914–1967) once stood here, drawing tourists from across the nation. From this point, you'll travel through the rich history of downtown St. Petersburg and the charming Old Northeast neighborhood

Duration: 15 mins

2. Demens Landing Park

This waterfront city park is located on the site of the first railroad pier in St. Petersburg, built by Peter Demens.

Duration: 10 mins

3. Central Avenue Murals

Snell Arcade & Central Avenue (4th Street) Snell Arcade & Central Avenue (4th Street) Look up as we pass the Snell Arcade (built 1926), a Mediterranean Revival beauty developed by C. Perry Snell. Snell played a pivotal role in shaping St. Pete's architectural identity and was the developer behind the Old Northeast neighborhood we'll explore next.

Duration: 10 mins

4. Mirror Lake Park

As we return toward downtown, we’ll pass Mirror Lake, once a popular swimming hole. This area houses some of St. Pete’s earliest civic buildings: - Mirror Lake Library (1915), funded by Andrew Carnegie - City Hall - St. Mary’s Church (1920s), a downtown landmark

5. The Vinoy Resort & Golf Club, Autograph Collection

The Vinoy Resort is an historic Mediterranean Revival-style hotel that opened in 1925 as the Vinoy Park Hotel. Over the years, there have been reports of ghost sightings and other supernatural events at the hotel.

Duration: 5 mins

6. Coffee Pot Bayou (old Northeast)

Historic Old Northeast & Round Lake Winding into the tree-lined streets of Old Northeast, enjoy a look at well-preserved Craftsman bungalows, Colonial Revivals, and Mediterranean-style homes. This neighborhood, developed starting in the 1910s, is one of St. Pete’s most cherished historic districts. Highlights include: - Round Lake Park - Brick-lined streets - Grenada Terrace (notable for its stone gates and formal design)

7. North Straub Park

As we cruise past North Straub Park, note the elegant waterfront landscaping. This park is part of a visionary plan by Charles Roser and William Straub, who helped preserve the bayfront for public use. The nearby Museum of Fine Arts (opened in 1965) symbolizes St. Pete’s cultural growth.