Best Museums in Port Richey

"The Tampa Museum of Art is a boldly designed riverfront museum housing six temporary exhibits and an extensive permanent collection of Greek and Roman antiquities and 20th-century sculpture. After browsing the galleries, visitors can wander through the serene riverfront sculpture garden before indulging in cool, creamy gelato at the Riverwalk Cafe. Check out their beautiful museum shop where you can find unique gifts and souvenirs of your visit."

"The award-winning Tampa Museum of Art opened its new home in 2010. This museum brings an innovative approach to art from ancient to modern to contemporary. It includes antiquities collections from both Greek and Roman cultures."

"History Museums349 Main Street, Dunedin, FL 34697MoreLess Info. Dunedin Historical Society & Museum was the Best Historical Museum in the Tampa Bay Area, according to the Tampa bay Magazine. It has a collection of 2,000 artifacts, 2,500 pictures and 200 books concerning the area's history."

"The University of South Florida Contemporary Art Museum (USFCAM) has different art exhibits from around the world. The exhibits are constantly changing, so you can keep returning and see new things on display. They work alongside the College of the Arts to introduce students, teachers, and the community to new trends in art and culture."

"The Donut Experiment is just that: made-to-order culinary donut creations. Here’s how: start with a cake donut, then choose from six glazes and 17 toppings. and you won’t get donuts that have been sitting on the shelf, either."

"JavaScript must be enabled in order for you to use Google Maps.However, it seems JavaScript is either disabled or not supported by your browser. To view Google Maps, enable JavaScript by changing your browser options, and then try again.Map. Dockside is located on a canal leading to Lake Tarpon, attached to Lake Tarpon Resort."

"Whether you’re from Guatemala, love Guatemalan cuisine, or looking to try some delicious homemade food, you should definitely check out Restaurante y Panaderia Rincon Guatemalteco. Everyday, they serve up amazing tamales, chuchitos, bread, handmade tortillas, and refried black beans, as well as Guatemalan classics like pepiàn, a Mayan curry, and champurradas, Guatemalan cookies. They also have a delicious dessert called atol de elote, a sweet corn and milk drink, and they even sell the popular Guatemalan corn chips known as TorTrix."

"No matter if you visit Clear Sky Beachside Cafe or Clear Sky on Cleveland, the Clear Sky brand is a Clearwater classic. After exploring Clearwater’s top attractions, visit Clear Sky Beachside Cafe near the beach or Clear Sky on Cleveland downtown. This cheerful eatery is great for brunch, lunch and dinner too."

"While it’s tempting to stay near the beach, Clearwater’s Clear Sky On Cleveland makes venturing out totally worth it. It’s located in the trendy downtown section of Clearwater, which is growing into a cool little spot to hang out. When you walk through the front door, it looks like any other restaurant."

"Located near the beach, this no-frills cafe offers a seafood-focused menu & live music.” Clear Sky Cafe is well known for breakfast and their bloody mary bar!"

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