2.6-mile-long open space and pedestrian trail development along the downtown Tampa waterfront
General Information
Hours:
Fort Lauderdale Beach Park
Open 6am to 9pm daily
Open 6am to 9pm daily
Fees:
No fees
Pet Policy:
Closest cities with hotels:
Fort Lauderdale
Seasons:
All year
How to Get There
Overview
Tampa Riverwalk is a 2.6-mile pedestrian trail along the Hillsborough River in downtown Tampa. It links the Tampa Arts District, museums, restaurants, waterfront parks, and hotels, and is a pleasant way to walk, bike, or take a water taxi between downtown attractions.
Public Art
- Historical Monument Trail: 18 bronze busts by sculptor Steven Dickey (2012-2014) honoring figures from Tampa's history, including Vicente Martinez Ybor, Henry B. Plant, James McKay Sr., Blanche Armwood, and Paulina Pedroso
- "Woven Waves": a 2016 lenticular mural under the Laurel Street Bridge inspired by the river and the city's diverse cultures
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