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St. Petersburg aka: Saint Petersburg

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1 Salvador Dalí Museum	2 Fort DeSoto	3 Tropicana Field
4 Don Cesar Resort	5 The Pier	6 Sunken Gardens
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10 Cafe Croissant	11 Lucky Star	12 BayWalk

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ceridwens_descent
Fort Bragg

Worth visiting!

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wonderful place. we were only here for an afternoon and night, but really liked it. i highly recommend the dali museum and the ceviche and tapas restaurant (get the spinach/fig dish and try the oxtail, besides the obvious ceviche order).

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pb_n_J
St. Petersburg

Worth visiting!

best place in the freaking world.

i love “The Rock”.

baywalk is pretty awesome. good for movies. kicks out minors after like 10 pm. awesome suchi bar.

peir is ok when there arent little kids running around everywhere….............................

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Tiff
Louisville

Worth visiting!

Why I recommend this place to visitors

I’ve been spending summers in St. Pete for all my 26 years and it’s my home away from home. Love everything from the Dali Museum to John’s Pass. There’s nothing more beautiful then a St. Pete Beach sunset.

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Rachel Barnhart
Atlanta

Worth visiting!

st pete.

I ate at a cafe called the Bohemian and bought cute bowls with legs on them at Retro World. Good enough for me.

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windsofchanges
St. Petersburg

Worth visiting!

Feels like home

For the first time since leaving Santa Cruz, I feel at home. The Old Northeast is funky and unpretentious with 100s of bars/restaurants/clubs with art and music every night of the week. I love it here!

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