Florida West Coast - Saint Petersburg, Florida

Downtown St. Petersburg offers six major museums, a number of art galleries, shops, restaurants and entertainment options, all in a charming waterfront setting.

The Pier in downtown St. Petersburg offers something for everyone with entertainment to last day and night.

The landmark Pier in the heart of St. Petersburg is a unique piece of Florida architecture that offers visitors a chance to experience the waterfront along Tampa Bay.

St. Pete Beach is located on Florida's central west coast along the Gulf of Mexico.

Florida's Pinellas County Park System has some of of the best parks in the nation offering a treasure trove of recreational opportunities. Fort DeSoto Park is its largest, made up of five interconnected islands consisting of 1,136 acres.

St. Petersburg is a favorite of seniors, whether you join the ranks of snowbirds who flock there each winter, or simply spend a week or two of vacation.

Looking for an affordable getaway? Fly south to 35 miles of beaches with turtle nests, dolphins, pirate ships, and boat outings; Orlando is 90 minutes away, and the 'coasters at Busch Gardens theme park are even closer.

The St. Petersburg / Clearwater International Airport is located on the western shore of Tampa Bay and is a fully-certified commerical facility offering non-stop service to destinations throughout the United States and Canada.

Visitor resource for St. Petersburg/Clearwater and the beaches.

A look at the average monthly temperatures and precipitation in St. Petersburg, Florida, plus a link to current weather conditions, 5- and 10-day forecasts and weather radar.