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At Clearwater Marine Aquarium, visitors can enjoy seeing and learning about rescued dolphins, sea turtles, otters and other marine animals. They’re living their best lives under the care of experts at this research and rehabilitation facility

Legend has it that John’s Pass, which was created by a hurricane in 1848, got its name from pirate John Levique, who discovered the pass and was the first to sail through it.

Tampa Bay's home for buzzed-about Broadway tours, grand opera and top-notch performers in music, comedy, dance, theater and more.

ZooTampa at Lowry Park is home to more than 1300 animals and famous for having one of the most beautiful, tropical zoological settings in the world. The Zoo brings together animals and visitors to create unforgettable, natural connections. 

Pier 60 is a top attraction in the area, with a 1,080-foot fishing pier and a recreational park with telescopes and covered pavilions. The Pier 60 bait house offers bait, fishing tackle, T-shirts, souvenirs, drinks and snacks, as well as rental equipment.

Legend has it that John’s Pass, which was created by a hurricane in 1848, got its name from pirate John Levique, who discovered the pass and was the first to sail through it.

The History Center is one of Tampa Bay's premier cultural venues and an anchor of the Tampa Riverwalk on Water Street. Explore a world where stories unfold around every corner. Three levels of exhibit galleries invite you on a journey through time. 

The Mission of the Clearwater Historical Society is to Educate, Collect, Preserve, Exhibit and Promote the People, Culture and Events of Clearwater’s rich past.

Join us at the Museum, where every exhibit is a gateway to learning. Uncover the stories of our past through dynamic exhibits, tours, programs, and digital resources. Welcome to an experience that transcends time and connects people to Dunedin’s history and to each other.