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Signature City St. Petersburg

Program No. 20429RJ
Experience world-class museums and art, historic architecture, unique bay ecology, a beautiful city botanical garden and more. St. Petersburg delights the eyes and inspires the soul.

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At a Glance

Beautiful Tampa Bay, colorful Florida landscapes and buildings, world-class museums and galleries and a bustling cultural scene beckon you to this lively city. Visit the magnificent Salvador Dalí Museum, a beacon of the downtown arts scene. Enjoy the murals which have earned St. Pete a reputation as one of the best arts and cultural communities in the country. Encounter a botanical paradise at Sunken Gardens and stroll in the third-largest downtown waterfront park in North America, behind only Chicago and Vancouver. Gain a new appreciation for St. Pete’s rich history and culture and experience this unique city everyone is talking about.
Activity Level
On Your Feet
1-2 miles each day over varied terrain including cobblestone streets; standing while on field trips.

Best of all, you’ll…

  • Discuss historic preservation and this city’s unique story.
  • Discover the breathtaking Dali Museum and the largest collection of the surrealist’s work outside Spain, The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art, and world-renowned glass art.
  • Learn about the unique ecology of the bay and the importance of its health to the region.
Featured Expert
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Rui Farias
Rui Farias is the executive director of the St. Petersburg Museum of History. He is a lifelong resident of St. Petersburg, having grown up downtown. Rui is also a former journalist and an educator who created the course in Florida history that he teaches at St. Petersburg High School.

Please note: This expert may not be available for every date of this program.

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Adele Visaggio serves as a professional expert and docent for the Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida. She has conducted over 900 presentations of the permanent collection and special exhibits, and visits schools and community groups on behalf of the museum. Adele recently served as regional director with the National Docent Symposium Council. Adele has led both adult and school groups locally and nationwide, and loves sharing her knowledge of the area with others.
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Savannah Gandee joined Tampa Bay Watch in 2021 as the lead environmental educator aboard the Discovery eco-vessel. She has a B.S. in marine science from the University of South Florida and a M.S. in fisheries and aquatic sciences from the University of Florida. Savannah has extensive experience working on eco-vessels conducting environmental education and various research projects. She specializes in trawl fisheries research and wild bottlenose dolphin dorsal identification studies, and was recently permitted to conduct dorsal identification through NOAA.
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Joey Vars is curator-in-residence at the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum in Pass-a-Grille and chief historian of the famous Belleview Inn near Clearwater. He is an alumnus of USF St. Petersburg where he is also currently earning his M.A. in Florida studies. In addition to Tampa Bay’s Gilded Age history, Joey also studies the U.S. space program, world expositions, and lighter-than-air travel. He has visited two world’s fairs and documented over 50 rocket launches.
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Rui Farias View biography
Rui Farias is the executive director of the St. Petersburg Museum of History. He is a lifelong resident of St. Petersburg, having grown up downtown. Rui is also a former journalist and an educator who created the course in Florida history that he teaches at St. Petersburg High School.
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Program
At a Glance
Duration
6 days
Program Begins
St. Petersburg, Florida
Program Concludes
St. Petersburg, Florida
Meals
12 | 5B | 3L | 4D |
Activity Level
Beautiful Tampa Bay, colorful Florida landscapes and buildings, world-class museums and galleries and a bustling cultural scene beckon you to this lively city. Visit the magnificent Salvador Dalí Museum, a beacon of the downtown arts scene. Enjoy the murals which have earned St. Pete a reputation as one of the best arts and cultural communities in the country. Encounter a botanical paradise at Sunken Gardens and stroll in the third-largest downtown waterfront park in North America, behind only Chicago and Vancouver. Gain a new appreciation for St. Pete’s rich history and culture and experience this unique city everyone is talking about.)
Best of all, you'll...
  • Discuss historic preservation and this city’s unique story.
  • Discover the breathtaking Dali Museum and the largest collection of the surrealist’s work outside Spain, The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art, and world-renowned glass art.
  • Learn about the unique ecology of the bay and the importance of its health to the region.
Featured Expert
Profile Image
Rui Farias
Rui Farias is the executive director of the St. Petersburg Museum of History. He is a lifelong resident of St. Petersburg, having grown up downtown. Rui is also a former journalist and an educator who created the course in Florida history that he teaches at St. Petersburg High School.
Please Note:
This expert may not be available for every date of the program
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Adele Visaggio
Adele Visaggio serves as a professional expert and docent for the Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida. She has conducted over 900 presentations of the permanent collection and special exhibits, and visits schools and community groups on behalf of the museum. Adele recently served as regional director with the National Docent Symposium Council. Adele has led both adult and school groups locally and nationwide, and loves sharing her knowledge of the area with others.
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Savannah Gandee
Savannah Gandee joined Tampa Bay Watch in 2021 as the lead environmental educator aboard the Discovery eco-vessel. She has a B.S. in marine science from the University of South Florida and a M.S. in fisheries and aquatic sciences from the University of Florida. Savannah has extensive experience working on eco-vessels conducting environmental education and various research projects. She specializes in trawl fisheries research and wild bottlenose dolphin dorsal identification studies, and was recently permitted to conduct dorsal identification through NOAA.
Profile Image of Joey Vars
Joey Vars
Joey Vars is curator-in-residence at the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum in Pass-a-Grille and chief historian of the famous Belleview Inn near Clearwater. He is an alumnus of USF St. Petersburg where he is also currently earning his M.A. in Florida studies. In addition to Tampa Bay’s Gilded Age history, Joey also studies the U.S. space program, world expositions, and lighter-than-air travel. He has visited two world’s fairs and documented over 50 rocket launches.
Activity Level
On Your Feet
1-2 miles each day over varied terrain including cobblestone streets; standing while on field trips.
Suggested Reading List
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While we make every effort to ensure the accuracy of our published materials, programs are typically advertised more than a year prior to their start date. As a result, some program activities, schedules, accommodations, personnel, and other logistics occasionally change due to local conditions or circumstances. Should a major change occur, we will make every effort to alert you. For less significant changes, we will update you during orientation. Thank you for your understanding.
Duration
6 days
5 nights
What's Included
12 meals | 5B | 3L | 4D |
3 expert-led lectures
9 expert-led field trips
An experienced Group Leader
5 nights of accommodations
Taxes and customary gratuity
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Activity Note
Hotel check-in from 4:00 p.m.
Afternoon:
Program Registration: 4:00-5:00 p.m. After you have your room assignment, come to the Road Scholar table in the lobby and get your welcome packet containing an up-to-date schedule that reflects any changes, other important information, and to confirm the time and location of the Orientation session. If you arrive late, please ask for your packet when you check in. Orientation: 5:00-6:00 p.m. The Group Leader will greet everyone and lead introductions. We will review the up-to-date program schedule, discuss roles and responsibilities, logistics, safety guidelines, emergency procedures, and answer questions. Periods in the daily schedule designated as “Free time” and “At leisure” offer opportunities to do what you like to make your experience even more meaningful and memorable according to your personal preferences. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions. Program activities, schedules, personnel, and indicated distances or times may change due to local circumstances and conditions. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
Dinner:
We will walk to a local restaurant for dinner.
Evening:
At leisure. Continue getting to know your fellow Road Scholars, settle in, and get a good night's rest for the day ahead.
Activity Note
Getting on/off a bus. Walking and standing at field trip sites; uneven surfaces at some sites.
Breakfast:
At the hotel in our private room.
Morning:
We’ll board a bus with an expert on St. Petersburg history and historic preservation to visit city neighborhoods and landmarks while learning about the city's past and present.
Lunch:
Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local, downtown restaurant.
Afternoon:
Walk a few blocks (or hop on the Looper) to the St. Petersburg Museum of History, Pinellas County’s oldest museum, where we'll continue our introduction to the city with a lecture on the history of St. Petersburg. Afterward, there will be time to explore the museum, which has been sharing stories of the Sunshine City for nearly a century. We’ll learn more about “America's Pastime” — baseball — with an exhibit featuring the world's largest collection of autographed baseballs. We’ll also see a flying replica of the Benoist Airboat that made the world's first regularly scheduled airline flight on January 1, 1914, right here in Tampa Bay. Other exhibits will highlight further significant aspects of our signature city's history. Explore the pier and return to the hotel at your leisure.
Dinner:
We'll meet in the hotel lobby and walk to a local, downtown restaurant for dinner.
Evening:
We'll return to the hotel after dinner to rest for another busy day ahead or you can enjoy a bit of St. Pete nightlife on your own.
Activity Note
Getting on/off a bus. Walking and standing for 90-min. mural tour, walking through museum.
Breakfast:
At the hotel in our private room.
Morning:
We’ll take a walk to Florida CraftArt, a non-profit gallery of fine crafts created in Florida. A local expert will join us there and lead us as we encounter St. Petersburg's most beautiful and interesting murals. Artists are turning buildings into works of art, some by local artists who paint with the permission of building orders, and some as the result of an annual festival that brings famous muralists from around the world. We’ll learn how this ancient yet new art form has come to St. Pete. We’ll also have some time to explore the gallery independently.
Lunch:
Following the Mural Tour, we'll hop the Looper for a short ride to the historic Albert Whited Airport and the unique Hangar Restaurant and Flight Lounge for a wonderful lunch. During lunch, we'll hear from a local expert who will share the interesting history of the airport.
Afternoon:
Following lunch, walk across the street to the Salvador Dalí Museum for an expert-led field trip. There has been a Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg for more 30 years. The spectacular modern building protects the most comprehensive private collection of Dalí's work outside Europe. The entire range of his work is displayed, from early Impressionist paintings through transitional surrealist works, and into his classical period. This constantly growing and evolving artist worked in all media, leaving behind a wealth of oils, watercolors, drawings, graphics, sculptures, films, photographs, performance pieces, jewels, and objects of all descriptions. Rotating exhibits will round out your experience. Return to the hotel at your leisure.
Dinner:
We'll walk to dinner at a local downtown restaurant.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
Walking up to a mile, 90-minute boat ride.
Breakfast:
At the hotel in our private room.
Morning:
Following breakfast, we'll walk to the Pier and board the research vessel, Discovery, for a scientist led, hands-on eco-tour. Tampa Bay Watch, a a highly respected environmental organization dedicated to the protection and restoration of the Tampa Bay estuary, opened the new Discovery Center at the Pier when it reopened. They have a classroom and viewing area along with the eco-tours. We will be treated to a scientist-led presentation about the bay and marine life, and see unique creatures that call Tampa Bay home. We will then walk to The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art for a docent-led tour of this fabulous collection, which includes more than 400 premier works of art including sculpture, paintings and jewelry in the museum’s 26,000 square feet of gallery space.
Lunch:
This meal has been excluded from the program cost and is on your own to enjoy what you like. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions.
Afternoon:
The afternoon is free for you to explore downtown, the Central Ave district, or head to the beach, as you wish. Your Group Leader will provide you with ideas of our favorite locations to visit.
Dinner:
On your own.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
Getting on/off a bus.Walking up to 1 mile, standing approximately 1.5 hours during field trips;
Breakfast:
At the hotel in our private room.
Morning:
Boarding our bus, we’ll head to Sunken Gardens. In 1903, George Turner, Sr. began growing tropical plants in the rich fertile soil of an ancient lake bed. What began as a passion for gardening blossomed into a world famous botanical garden. We’ll stroll through this 4-acre sanctuary with an expert and examine a variety of lush tropical plantings, cascading waterfalls, flowing ponds, exotic birds, and a flock of flamingos.
Lunch:
We'll have lunch at a local St. Petersburg restaurant.
Afternoon:
After lunch, we'll take the bus to the Imagine Museum for a tour and demonstration of fine glass art. Whether you are a first-time visitor to a glass museum or you love glass art, you will be amazed by the 1,500 spectacular contemporary glass art works representing artists from America, Canada, the Czech Republic, Italy, Sweden, Netherlands, Germany, Japan, and Australia, housed at the museum. We will complete our study of glass with a visit to the Chihuly Collection, a permanent collection of world-renowned Dale Chihuly's unusual artwork in a setting designed to his specifications. Then we'll board the bus and return to the hotel.
Dinner:
Share favorite experiences with new Road Scholar friends during our farewell dinner at a local restaurant.
Evening:
Returning to the hotel, prepare for check-out and departure in the morning.
Activity Note
Hotel check out by 11:00 a.m.
Breakfast:
At the hotel in our private room.
Morning:
In our meeting room, we will be joined by a city council member who will share their thoughts on all that makes St. Petersburg a Signature City along with what's in store for the future. Your Group Leader will then offer closing remarks and the program will conclude. We hope you enjoy Road Scholar learning adventures and look forward to having you on rewarding programs in the future. Don’t forget to join our Facebook page and follow us on Instagram. Best wishes for all your journeys!
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MEALS
12 Meals
5 Breakfasts
3 Lunches
4 Dinners
The following choices may be available when requested in advance: Vegetarian
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5 nights
Location: St. Petersburg
Relax in the heart of the waterfront district at this downtown St. Pete hotel. The Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront is perfectly located for easy access to the Dali Museum, the Mahaffey Theater, the award-winning Pier, great restaurants, shopping, and the waterfront. Enjoy the heated outdoor pool and hot tub.
5 nights
Location: St. Petersburg
Relax in the heart of the waterfront district at this downtown St. Pete hotel. The Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront is perfectly located for easy access to the Dali Museum, the Mahaffey Theater, the award-winning Pier, great restaurants, shopping, and the waterfront. Enjoy the heated outdoor pool and hot tub.
5 nights
Location: St. Petersburg
Relax in the heart of the waterfront district at this downtown St. Pete hotel. The Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront is perfectly located for easy access to the Dali Museum, the Mahaffey Theater, the award-winning Pier, great restaurants, shopping, and the waterfront. Enjoy the heated outdoor pool and hot tub.
5 nights
Location: St. Petersburg
Relax in the heart of the waterfront district at this downtown St. Pete hotel. The Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront is perfectly located for easy access to the Dali Museum, the Mahaffey Theater, the award-winning Pier, great restaurants, shopping, and the waterfront. Enjoy the heated outdoor pool and hot tub.
5 nights
Location: St. Petersburg
Relax in the heart of the waterfront district at this downtown St. Pete hotel. The Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront is perfectly located for easy access to the Dali Museum, the Mahaffey Theater, the award-winning Pier, great restaurants, shopping, and the waterfront. Enjoy the heated outdoor pool and hot tub.
5 nights
Location: St. Petersburg
Relax in the heart of the waterfront district at this downtown St. Pete hotel. The Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront is perfectly located for easy access to the Dali Museum, the Mahaffey Theater, the award-winning Pier, great restaurants, shopping, and the waterfront. Enjoy the heated outdoor pool and hot tub.
5 nights
Location: St. Petersburg
Relax in the heart of the waterfront district at this downtown St. Pete hotel. The Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront is perfectly located for easy access to the Dali Museum, the Mahaffey Theater, the award-winning Pier, great restaurants, shopping, and the waterfront. Enjoy the heated outdoor pool and hot tub.
Participant Reviews
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Josette – Class of 1995 | West Lafayette, IN
It has been a while since I took this trip - but it has been on my mind. I thought there was not enough activities to do for an entire week. Wednesday afternoon and evening was entirely open. I did have a friend pick me up and show me some things. In the evening we went to a concert at the Palladium which was quite lovely and when telling others in my RoadScholar group - indicated they would have loved to have had the information. The tickets were not expensive and gave me an opportunity to see the inside of this iconic building. Also and 2nd Urban Art or Mural tour could have been a optional offer. That tour guide was exceptional. The leaders were adequate - but not exceptional. Since they had never done this tour, I will not criticize. they really offered few suggestions for what to do on our free day - but they were unfamiliar with the city. Sorry this took so long coming, Josette
— Review left April 18, 2024
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Cathy – Class of 2011 | Olathe, KS
Wonderful week! Terrific leader. Really enjoyed the beautiful city and seeing the various sights. Hotel is in a very nice area. The ‘looper’ transportation in the city is easy to use and readily available and the harbor area is very pleasant to walk.
— Review left March 26, 2024
Barbara – Class of 2010 | Portland, ME
Beautiful, walkable area with diverse and interesting museums.
— Review left March 23, 2024
Carolyn – Class of 2008 | Georgetown, TX
St. Pete is a fantastic city and has so much to offer. The museums are spectacular. The meals on this trip were outstanding and Cindy the group leader was wonderful.
— Review left February 24, 2024
Susan – Class of 2015 | Henrico, VA
The St. Petersburg program presented top notch museums, varied dining experiences with good food, comfortable accommodations, and excellent leadership. Highly recommend this program to others interested in Florida history and the art scene.
— Review left February 20, 2024
Cecilia – Class of 2012 | Saint Peters, MO
Wow! St. Petersburg is a hidden gem tucked across the bay from Tampa. I was surprised by the fabulous Salvador Dali Museum, the beautiful Sunken Gardens and their flamboyant history, and the numerous other attractions. The city is gorgeous and a safe place to wander and enjoy Florida sunshine. I would highly recommend this adventure.
— Review left February 18, 2024
Francis – Class of 2016 | Columbia, MD
A delightful experience. St. Petersburg is a vibrant city with world class museums and lots of activities to enjoy.
— Review left February 6, 2024
Barbara – Class of 2023 | Dallas, TX
I like the diversity of experiences on this trip. Having museums, lectures, a mural tour, botanical garden and a boat experience kept it interesting. The city is walkable and the Looper (free transit) made it easy to get around on your own. As a single traveler, I enjoyed getting to know lots of friendly people and felt very safe at all times.
— Review left February 4, 2024
Louis – Class of 2014 | Austin, TX
This was, for me an excellent introduction to St. Petersburg. The resort aspects were not a surprise, but the world-class art museums were and were an unexpected highlight. I had heard of the Dali museum, but the James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art was a total surprise of world-class quality, as was the Imagine museum.
— Review left March 27, 2023
Joyce – Class of 2014 | Holden, MA
My husband and I just got home from St.Petersburg. It was a wonderful program for active people our age who are couples or singles who enjoy art and flowers, lovely warm weather and are able to walk up to a mile a day.
— Review left March 19, 2023
George – Class of 2000 | Crestview Hills, KY
A superb program all the way around. Our group leader Carolyn did an excellent job. We had a delightfully compatible group of scholars who easily interacted with each other. The program's mix of activities, I thought, provided us with an excellent feel for what the city's all about. Our speakers and docents were top notch. St. Petersburg proved to be, in my opinion, a very likable city blessed with friendly citizens, a plenitude of museums staffed by very knowledgeable docents, and seemingly very safe streets. The restaurant scene is robust and active. We were able to easily walk to many of the sites and restaurants we visited and the Looper "trolley" provided free transportation around the center city for those of us who wanted to take a break. Given the city's rate of growth and development, it is easy to understand why many of its inhabitants are concerned about the well-being of the city's infrastructure and environment. Fortunately, so far, for the citizenry, the city's powers-the-be seem to have maintained a progressive stance. What I enjoy most about the Signature City programs is that they allow one to stay put and spend more time learning about our surroundings.
— Review left March 18, 2023
Maureen – Class of 2019 | Alexandria, VA
This is an excellent program which gives a good overview of St. Petersburg and its many cultural attractions. And the food was great!
— Review left March 9, 2023
Cynthia | Sheffield Lake, OH
St. Pete is a surprisingly vibrant city, with an incredible focus on art. The highlights for me of this trip was the Imagine Museum (an outstanding glass museum), the Dali and on my own, visits to the Museum of Fine Arts and the James Museum (western and wildlife art). Our group leader, Cindy Faith, was wonderful, addressing many issues due to the initial poor planning of this trip. (This was the first trip post-COVID to this location, and the RS planning left something to be desired.) However, Cindy ensured that we had a great experience. In addition to a nice hotel location, this program had some of the best food (choices, quality and service) of any of the many RS trips I have undertaken. Three places still listed on the website were not visited - the Vinoy Hotel, the United Methodist Church, and Museum of Fine Arts. Although RS has not (at least yet) updated the website, at least two of these places are not likely to be visited as they are under major renovation for the next several months. As a result, we had more free time than expected, but there is still plenty to do in St. Pete on your own.
— Review left January 31, 2023
Sheran – Class of 2015 | Evanston, IL
Signature City St. Petersburg is a wonderful trip. The museums are first rate and the location is marvelous!
— Review left February 21, 2020
Cheryl K – Class of 2019 | Portland, OR
Signature City St. Pete was an excellent program. Art, history, architecture, gardens, beautiful scenery, delicious food, sailboats, sunsets, the list goes on! And such nice people to enjoy it with! I went solo and left with many new friends and great ideas of where to go next. I enjoyed the pace of the trip, how well organized it was, and the excellent docents and guides along the way. St Petersburg is an amazing place with such a rich history. Who knew? I will be back. And I look forward to my next RS adventure, planning it now......
— Review left February 3, 2020
Allen – Class of 2016 | Forest Hills, NY
The last meal (dinner) was inedible. It was atrocious
— Review left January 31, 2020
Laura – Class of 2017 | Cornwall, PA
I didn’t remember name of lecturers for each program so coundn’t comment on the experiences.
— Review left April 9, 2019
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Joan – Class of 2010 | Rockville, MD
If you are interested in a variety of types of art, this program is for you!! St. Petersburg is beautiful and the program provides many different experiences than you might not find in any other city!
— Review left March 27, 2019
Carol – Class of 2016 | Rockville Centre, NY
The St Petersburg tour was fabulous. All the group leaders were accommodating, as were all the instructors. It was so inspiring I'm thinking of visiting again.
— Review left March 4, 2019
Edna – Class of 2009 | Los Angeles, CA
For anyone who enjoys art in a beautiful environment, this is a trip to consider. It was simply terrific. The Dali Museum houses the largest collection outside of Spain in a gorgeous glass and steel building by the Bay. Imagine displays its 500 piece collection of American studio glass which pairs well with the Chihuly Museum. Warehouses being transformed into artist studios. Hundreds of spectacular wall murals. This along with wonderful food, warm sun, and a great leader made for a perfect Signature City!
— Review left March 1, 2019
Cynthia – Class of 2003 | Jacksonville, FL
There is a lot more to St. Petersburg than I expected. There is a lot packed into this program and you don't want to miss any of it.
— Review left February 9, 2019





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