Must See Sights and Landmarks in Port Richey Area

"PIER 60: As we walked home from dinner, we stop at Pier 60 to catch some local entertainment and pick up a few things from local vendors. This is a great spot for families with small children. They also have a large playground area for your kiddos, an easy way to tired them out before head to bed!"

"You can also catch the daily festival at Sunsets at Pier 60 with nightly sunset celebrations featuring artisans, crafters, street performers. Sunsets at Clearwater Beach are amazing."

"If you’re in Tampa during spring training, see the New York Yankees play at Steinbrenner Field, just east of the airport. Otherwise, walk along Bayshore Boulevard and enjoy the historic homes and shops. Have dinner at the Japanese-inspired Water Sushi, a late-night hangout that has live music almost nightly. Consider sneaking across the street for some heavenly dessert at The Harry Waugh Dessert Room at Bern’s Steak House."

"Why you’ve got to go: If you are a fan of the New York Yankees, this is the spring home of the famous team. This is also home to the Tampa Tarpons. What to do: Enjoy any of Tampa Tarpons 70 home games if you are in town between April and September."

"Why you’ve got to go: If you are looking for cheap family activities, this is a great place to consider. This is an incredible animal sanctuary that is home to several farm animals and exotic species. What to do: Simply sit back and enjoy farm life."

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"End the night at Tampa's historic Ybor City, just northeast of the downtown area. You can take the TECO Line streetcar or drive and park in the several parking lots and garages available. Founded in the 1880s by cigar manufacturers, Ybor City drew many immigrants to the area mainly from Cuba, Spain, Germany and Italy. Visit the Ybor City Wine Bar, Crowbar or Gaspar’s Grotto to experience the vibrant nightlife."

"Start the morning with Cuban pastries at La Segunda Central Bakery in Ybor City. Spend the morning exploring the historic and artsy Cuban district. If you’re in Tampa during spring training, see the New York Yankees play at Steinbrenner Field, just east of the airport. Otherwise, walk along Bayshore Boulevard and enjoy the historic homes and shops."

"If you’re looking for Catholic churches in Tampa, Sacred Heart is a well known church with multiple mass times to choose from. Located in a beautiful cathedral in downtown Tampa, it is one of the oldest churches constructed in Tampa. Their philosophy is that everyone is welcome to come to their masses, and they always have open minds and open hearts."

"Tony’s Ybor Restaurant, located in historic Ybor City, has been a Tampa staple since 1929 when this family owned Italian eatery first opened its doors. Tony’s clings tightly to its Italian roots, which is evident in its menu. Their breakfast offerings include all the classics like scrambled eggs, home style grits, bagels, and assorted pastries."

"Absolutely impressed, the food was phenomenal and I cannot believe that infused olive oil and balsamics can be that amazing!. Great service and prices."

"770 Gulfview Blvd, Clearwater Beach, Florida 33767 | (727) 401-3507 Dine-in, Takeout & Delivery. Speggtacular, located on Clearwater Beach, is open all week from 7 am until 3 pm. Speggtacular is known for its eggs, pancakes, and crepes!"

"Jimmy’s on Gulf Rd is not to be missed on a visit to Tarpon Springs. Their whole octopus is broiled and served with a fresh greek salad as a starter or with potatoes and veggies as a main. Jimmy’s also offers a large assortment of calzones, pizza, and signature entrees that are a mixture of the Greek culture in Tarpon Springs and traditional Italian cuisine."

"Great flavor, great place if you love seafood, I recommend the seafood pizza, comes with shrimps and scallops with a... (727) 935-4864Order online. Superb169 Reviews4.6"

"Tony’s Ybor Restaurant, located in historic Ybor City, has been a Tampa staple since 1929 when this family owned Italian eatery first opened its doors. Tony’s clings tightly to its Italian roots, which is evident in its menu. Their breakfast offerings include all the classics like scrambled eggs, home style grits, bagels, and assorted pastries."