Exploring the Best of Fall in St. Petersburg, FL: A Charming and Eclectic City

As summer fades away and autumn sets in, there is no better time to explore the vibrant city of St. Petersburg, FL. With its charming blend of eclectic arts, historical sites, coastal beauty, sunny weather, laidback atmosphere and natural wonders; St. Pete has something for everyone this fall season.

If youre looking for a place to celebrate falls arrival like a local or you are just here on vacation during this beautiful season then look no further than our guide to exploring all that St. Petersburg has to offer during the fall months!

1) Prepare your senses for an exciting adventure at The Great Explorations Childrens Museum (1925 4th Street North). Whether its crafting unique pumpkins or exploring creepy crawly bugs with their handson exhibits; kids will love discovering new things at this familyfriendly attraction.

2) Catch some art events at SHINE Mural Festival happening from October 714th downtown area featuring over 30 murals by acclaimed artists around the world plus live interactive workshops hosted by leading street artists! Check out Fifth Street South between Central Avenue & First Avenue N., Jannus Live Courtyard (200 1st Ave N.), Morean Arts Center (719 Central Ave.).

3) Venture into nature with Boyd Hill Nature Preserves annual Halloween Spooktacular event held on October 23rd where children can enjoy music games crafts hayrides face painting tours trickortreating costumed characters while parents learn about Florida wildlife habitat conservation history Ranger station open daily except Tuesdays located right south edge of Lake Maggiore(1101 Country Club Way S).

4) Take advantage of warmer beach days before winter chills set in with a trip down Treasure Island Beach (TIKIBeachShops.com). Located right next door from Johns Pass Village and Boardwalk, this gem of a beach offers snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking or just lounging on the golden sand soaking up all St. Pete has to offer.

5) Experience St. Petersburgs local independent restaurants during Eat Rich Live Long!. During October 1531st participating spots in downtown will be offering healthy options with unique twists such as blueberries infused with bacon wrap turkey burgers at Hangar Food & Spirits (540 1st Ave S #201), heirloom tomato bruschetta at FarmTable Kitchen (179 2nd Avenue N.), and oysters Rockefeller at Birch & Vine(340 Beach Dr NE).

With so much going on this fall season in St.Petersburg; we hope you enjoy our top picks for an authentic experience! For more information and updates follow @StPeteChamber on Twitter or visit www.stpete.com/events