Hidden Gems Places To Visit in Tarpon Springs, Florida, United States


  1. 4.5 Craig Park (60 reviews)
    - Put Craig on your list☺
    Spent < 1 hour Parks
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    From Chamber of Commerce and Pinellas Ave, go west, young person, for two blocks along West Tarpon Avenue. Craig Park has a grand staircase descending to the bowl-shape basin containing the bay. The park also houses Heritage Museum and War Memorial, as well as green space for picnics and relaxation under towering palms or gracious Live Oaks (quercus virginiana). In early June, more manatees lazed in the water than humans in the park. For those with limited travel budgets—like me—Craig Park is a must-see Tarpon Springs site. There’s a bonus that costs nothing: Walk along Spring Boulevard to admire restored magnificent mansions, depicted in the accompanying photos. I felt as though I was on the HGTV set for ‘Rehab Addict’ or ‘Bargain Mansions.’ See more..
  2. 4.5 Whitcomb Bayou (47 reviews)
    - Slow Peaceful Beautiful Area to Visit in Florida
    Bodies of Water
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    Visiting Tarpon Springs is a great trip if you are in Tampa/St. Pete/Clearwater area. The town has winding roads around several Bayou's that lead to the Gulf. During the winter manatee's are visiting Spring Bayou (the gem of all Bayou's) to snuggle up to the warm spring water. Craig Park has beautiful trees and benches to sit and relax viewing Spring Bayou and some historic homes surrounding it.. You can launch a kayak and travel in calm waters around surrounding Bayou's and end up at the Sponge Dock area where there are restaurants and shops to visit. Tarpon Springs is a charming town, and nice to visit where traffic is slower paced and is less of a hustle and bustle area as most cities in Florida. See more..
  3. 4.5 Silverking Brewing Co. (30 reviews)
    - Fantastic Spot
    Monday: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Breweries
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    Silverking Brewing Co.; The Tarpon Springs Beer Made By Tarpon Fishermen. Located In The Heart of Historically-Vibrant Downtown Tarpon Springs, Florida. Open Monday-Thurs 5p-9p, Fridays 5p-12a with entertainment, Saturdays 2p-12a with entertainment, and on Sundays cycle down from the Pinellas Trail 2p-6p. Watch a cool band in the High Bays on the weekends or cool off in the historic jail house/lodge. Established June 19, 2012, on the New Moon in Tarpon Springs, FL. We sell local art, logo merchandise, and our terribly delicious craft beer. Corn Hole, Pool, Darts and Friendly Conversation are always free. New Moon June Migration Celebration Party Yearly! Give us a call to book your special event today! See more..
  4. 4.5 Two Frogs Brewing Company (26 reviews)
    - best brewery in tarpon
    Spent < 1 hour Breweries
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    I'm not much of a craft beer guy, but boy this brewery knows how to appeal to anyone! I had the Bullfrog Blonde which is delicious and my friends who call themselves beer geeks loved Chad's hoppy brews and sours too! Great customer service and awesome beer. We will def be back. Also- the bartender was happy to offer us cold water and samples to figure out which beer we liked best ! See more..
  5. 4.5 Safford House Museum (22 reviews)
    - A Touch of Tarpon Springs History
    Monday: Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums • History Museums
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    One of Tarpon Springs’ best kept secrets is the 1883 Safford House Museum. Visiting the home of one of the city’s original developers is a journey back in time.The Safford House has been restored to its original Victorian splendor and is open to the public. Today the Safford residence is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is owned and operated by the City of Tarpon Springs as a museum. The house is a fine example of late 19th century Florida vernacular architecture and is filled with period furnishings and original family possessions that bring the Safford family to life. A visit offers the opportunity to get acquainted with the family and to experience Florida life more than 100 years ago. See more..

What's a Hidden gem?

We call places hidden gems that are new, extremely good, but are not that popular yet - you should check them out. The criteria is to have a rating of 4.5 or more and more than 20 reviews and less than 100 reviews.