Suggested times, not bookings

Your day at a glance

9:30 amArrive for your museum ticket
10:00 amThe Dalí Museum
12:30 pmLunch and the bayfront
2:00 pmThe St. Pete Pier
4:30 pmAn early dinner or return

Highlights

Worth the trip

An unhurried morning in the galleries of The Dalí Museum
Lunch downtown and a bayfront walk past the yacht basins
A free afternoon on the St. Pete Pier over Tampa Bay

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Plan for the conditions

Expected seasonal weather

From late fall through spring, St. Petersburg is in its drier season: days are usually warm and sunny with lower humidity, and occasional cold fronts bring cooler, breezier days, so a light layer helps on winter evenings out on the Pier. The NWS puts West Central Florida's rainy season at roughly late May to mid-October, with daily highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s°F, dew points above 70°F and almost daily showers and thunderstorms, with frequent lightning at the July–early September peak; Atlantic hurricane season runs June through November. Exposed pavement on the bayfront and the Pier feels hot in midday sun in any month. These are seasonal expectations, not a forecast for your travel date; check the NWS forecast and, for swimming, the posted beach flags.

Admission and parking are separate. Check current conditions before departure.

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