• St. Pete Pier - Start Location: The St. Pete Pier
  Welcome aboard! Your journey begins at the renowned St. Pete Pier, a modern extension of a cherished tradition. The original Million Dollar Pier (1914–1967) once graced this spot, attracting visitors nationwide. From here, you’ll explore the rich history of downtown St. Petersburg and the delightful Old Northeast neighborhood.
• Demens Landing Park - This scenic waterfront city park is situated on the site of St. Petersburg’s first railroad pier, constructed by Peter Demens.
• Central Avenue Murals - Snell Arcade & Central Avenue (4th Street)

Snell Arcade & Central Avenue (4th Street)
Look up as we pass the Snell Arcade (built in 1926), a stunning Mediterranean Revival structure developed by C. Perry Snell. Snell was instrumental in shaping St. Pete’s architectural character and was the visionary behind the Old Northeast neighborhood we’ll visit next.

• Mirror Lake Park - As we head back toward downtown, we’ll pass Mirror Lake, once a favored swimming spot. This area is home to 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.
• The Vinoy Resort & Golf Club, Autograph Collection - The Vinoy Resort is a 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 occurrences at the hotel.
• North Straub Park - As we glide past North Straub Park, admire the sophisticated waterfront landscaping. This park is part of a visionary plan by Charles Roser and William Straub, who ensured the bayfront was preserved for public enjoyment. The nearby Museum of Fine Arts (opened in 1965) represents St. Pete’s cultural development.
• Coffee Pot Bayou (Old Northeast) - Historic Old Northeast & Round Lake
  Winding through the tree-lined streets of Old Northeast, enjoy the sight of well-preserved Craftsman bungalows, Colonial Revivals, and Mediterranean-style homes. This neighborhood, developed starting in the 1910s, is one of St. Pete’s most treasured historic districts. Highlights include: - Round Lake Park - Brick-lined streets - Grenada Terrace (notable for its stone gates and formal design)

• Private transportation
• Bottled water

Embark on a captivating guided golf cart tour through the historic streets of St. Petersburg, Florida. Uncover the city’s allure as you explore renowned landmarks like the Million Dollar Pier, Snell Arcade, and the Vinoy Resort. This distinctive adventure vividly brings local history to life, making it ideal for both tourists and residents. Relish a comfortable ride while absorbing the fascinating stories behind each site, and prepare for an enchanting journey through time.

• Guided golf cart tours highlighting St. Petersburg’s history
• Explore numerous iconic locations throughout the area
• Ideal for both residents and visitors eager to discover the city
• A comfortable and engaging way to appreciate St. Pete’s charm

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