3 Best Landmarks in Tampa, FL

“Glazer Children’s Museum serves as an interactive learning laboratory where children and their parents can engage in hands-on learning and discovery through play. The museum provides 170 'interactivities' for families to discover and bond while having fun along the way in various themed areas. The museum has more visitors from the Tampa Bay area and has become an integral part of the community's cultural and educational fabric. Glazer Children's Museum donates entry tickets to underserved communities and welcomes children on field trips to the museum. The museum provides a range of creative regular education services and special events to attract guests of all ages. Glazer Children's Museum affords free admission to members.”

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“Ybor City Visitor Center showcases a history movie, a gift shop, and information about Ybor City. The center is a trusted source for the general public, out-of-town visitors, and media, and offers an interactive experience. Here, you are welcome to sit in a replica of a cigar roller's chair, watch a 10-minute video on Ybor's stories, and learn about the Ybor City National Historic Landmark District. The center's gift shop is filled with unique Ybor City books and memorabilia. Contact them today to start this thrilling journey through Florida's history. Ybor City Visitor Center has wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance facilities for your convenience.”

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“The Henry B. Plant Museum was built in 1933 and is in the Moorish Revival architectural style. The museum explains the history and lifestyle of America's Gilded Age, Henry Bradley Plant's life, and his significant contributions to the growth of Florida and Tampa Bay. The museum showcases original hotel furnishings and art objects from Europe and Asia collected by Henry and Margaret Plant. The museum aims to help people of all ages understand the Tampa Bay Hotel and the Victorian lifestyles of America's Gilded Age. Throughout the year, the museum provides a wide range of programs and events. The museum has been carefully preserved to evoke the lifestyle of the late 19th century, with 14 exhibition rooms.”

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