Resorts in Tampa

Designated as a National Historic Landmark District, this Tampa neighborhood boasts the Ybor City Museum State Park and a variety of attractions like the Cigar Museum. Enjoy Florida's oldest restaurant, Columbia, and vibrant nightlife along 7th Avenue, easily accessible via TECO Line Streetcar.

Historic Hyde Park offers an upscale escape with charming, tree-lined streets and elegant architecture. The neighborhood's crown jewel, Hyde Park Village, tempts shoppers with boutiques and sidewalk cafes. Bayshore Boulevard, the world's longest continuous sidewalk, hugs the waterfront for stunning Tampa Bay views perfect for morning jogs or sunset strolls. Dining options range from sophisticated wine bars to farm-to-table restaurants with outdoor patios. Most accommodations feature boutique hotels and historic bed & breakfasts that blend old-world charm with modern comforts. Getting around is easy with walkable streets and excellent rideshare availability.

Channel District puts Tampa's stunning waterfront on full display with a revitalized harbor scene that's perfect for urban explorers. The Florida Aquarium and Tampa Bay History Center offer cultural stops between scenic strolls along the Tampa Riverwalk. Amalie Arena brings electric energy on game nights, while water taxis provide unique city views. Restaurants range from casual spots near the arena to upscale waterfront dining with harbor views. Modern high-rise hotels dominate the accommodation scene. Getting around is a breeze with excellent walkability and the historic TECO Line Streetcar connecting to nearby Ybor City.

Boasting a bustling business district, Westshore offers over 200 restaurants and bars, and two major shopping malls, International Plaza and WestShore Plaza. Easily explore Tampa's urban corridor with NEVs.