Museums in St Petersburg Fl
Downtown St Pete houses everything from the Salvador Dalí Museum to the Florida CraftArt Gallery and everything in between. With seven art districts to decide between, you might end up with the wonderful feeling of having too much to decide from rather than too little. Each district has its own unique offerings to enrich your time here in St Pete.
Tour Rooms
General Info
With seven art districts that call St Pete home, it is no wonder that it is a known arts destination. Check out the abbreviated list below on what to see in downtown St Petersburg Fl when visiting our hotel.
Warehouse Arts District: Located in former warehouses, the art studies of this district are home to larger pieces and even heavy equipment. Make sure to stop by during the Second Saturday Art Walk to see local artists in action.
Waterfront Museum District: Home to the Salvador Dali Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts and the St. Petersburg Museum of History this district is quintessential to visit for any art enthusiast.
M.L. King North District: This developing district is focused on small galleries, locally owned business and great restaurants where you can expect to run into local artists.
The Edge District: As a top Florida destination, it is no wonder that this award-winning district is chock-full of art, craft beer, murals, historic buildings and more. Spend a day strolling the 7-blocks and everything this district has to offer.
Grand Central District: With a marvelous mixture of antique stores, galleries and retail this district will keep you busy all day. Home to Haslam’s, Florida’s largest new and used bookstore, you can expect a fun relaxing day meandering that many offerings this area has to offer.
Central Arts District: A robust music scene coupled with studios, galleries and Florida CraftArt will keep you coming back to hear live music every night.
Deuces Live District: Another up and coming art scene, this art district focuses on rich African American heritage of St Pete. With everything from ethnic restaurants to a variety of galleries and museums, you can rest assured your eyes and taste buds will be delighted to visit.
Travel Tip
Make sure to check the hours of operations for the downtown museums and galleries of your choice. It will help you choose which tour times to take and even to make sure they are open when you come stay with us at Inn on the Beach.
Corraline
The Corraline is bright and cheerful, features one-bedroom (king bed), a large walk-in closet, and a fully-equipped kitchen. The living-dining area looks out on the tropical plants surrounding your private patio which is just steps away from the white sandy beach. This private apartment sleeps two adults.
Gulfstream
Located on the top floor of the Inn, the Gulfstream comes complete with a king bed, cathedral ceiling, kitchenette, bathroom with shower, and wraparound balcony with Gulf and sunset views.
Daybreak
The Daybreak is ground floor studio. The room sleeps 2 people with a queen bed, bathroom with large shower and vanity, and a complete kitchenette. The patio has two chairs and some shade to keep you cool as you watch the world go by.
Gardenia
The Gardenia is bright and spacious with its own private balcony with views of the gulf. The sleeping area has a queen bed, so the room accommodates two people. Enjoy the views from your comfy couch or from the Adirondack chairs on your private balcony. Fill the cooler provided with your beach snacks and head for the sand!