St. Pete Pier

600 2nd Avenue Northeast, St. Petersburg, FL 33701

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600 2nd Ave NE, St. Petersburg, FL 33701, United States

727-822-7437

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Located at 600 2nd Avenue Northeast in St. Petersburg, Florida, the new St. Pete Pier is a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike. This 26-acre park and tourist attraction offers a perfect blend of stunning views of Tampa Bay and the lush greenery of downtown St. Petersburg. Whether you want to take a leisurely stroll, enjoy a bike ride, dine at a waterfront restaurant, shop for unique gifts, or simply relax by the water, the Pier has something for everyone.

Managed by the esteemed environmental organization Tampa Bay Watch, the Pier also serves as an educational hub where visitors can learn about the importance of protecting and restoring the Tampa Bay estuary. The facility features indoor and outdoor classrooms, as well as an observation deck for an immersive learning experience.

One of the highlights of the St. Pete Pier is the iconic "Bending Arc" sculpture created by renowned artist Janet Echelman. This massive net sculpture, inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.'s words, stretches 72 feet high and 424 feet wide, captivating visitors with its intricate design.

In addition to the educational and artistic elements, the Pier also boasts a Marketplace where independent vendors sell a variety of unique items under a solar roof structure. Visitors can browse the offerings and support local businesses while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the Pier.

Parking is available nearby, and reservations are not required to visit the St. Pete Pier. Whether you're looking for a fun day out with family and friends or a peaceful retreat by the water, the Pier invites you to soak up the sun and enjoy all it has to offer.

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Nawal Alwabel:

"I absolutely loved it here! Beautiful pier, great for walking and you can tell that the city put an effort into the landscape. There are exotic trees and plants, I will definitely come back."

1 year ago

Avneesh Kaicker:

"Not a bad place to kill a couple of hours! There's plenty to see, do and eat on or near the pier. A tackle shop at the end of the pier gives you everything you need to go fishing, there's a souvenir store for tourists, and - on the day we went - a bunch of small business stalls selling everything from jewelry to paintings to food."

1 year ago

Kelly P:

"Lots of great scenery and has the hustle and bustle of the children's park. Amazing food that you can eat in many many different places. There are art galleries, museums and so much to explore. There is so much going on there's no way that you can be bored. Just make sure you're staying long enough for the sunset"

1 year ago

David Bleke:

"This is such a cool experience to walk and see. Lots to see around Christmas time. Teak is a great place for a high-end meal, but be sure to make reservations ahead of time. There is a tram that runs from 1 end to the other. Also, merchants have an area that they set up shop. There are restrooms at the entrance, but after that, the museum is the only other public option with one 1 person restrooms. The 2 restaurants obviously have them, too. Cool to see Palms decorated for Christmas."

1 year ago

Daniel Faw:

"Great beautiful place to walk around. They have paid parking. You see sailboats, shops, vendor tents, and all kinds of things. Great place to go biking, skating, or running, too. The new pier is built really well. I highly recommend going on a nice day."

1 year ago

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