Shop feels like a museum of oddities with creative taxidermy and steampunk artifacts. Atmosphere is relaxed and eclectic, perfect for those curious about art, anatomy, and the occult. Unique classes and items invite exploration and discovery.
Wall-to-wall interesting taxidermy and oddities fill the space. The owner has an uncanny ability to find unique pieces that make the shop feel like a small, eccentric museum.
"It's a unique shop filled with unusual, creepy, and mystical items."
"It's an interesting oddity shop with lots of taxidermy."
"The staff at the Museums were so friendly and knowledgeable."
Good to know
The attached museum requires a minimum donation for entry.
Expect to find unusual items like taxidermy and oddities for sale.
The shop is LGBTQ friendly and owned by a woman.
Bright house holds signed baseball wall and rich Tampa baseball history. Visitors enjoy local legends and a video on Cardinals Spring Training. Museum feels welcoming and offers interesting memorabilia for fans.
Small museum filled with interesting baseball history and items from Tampa baseball. Tour includes a video on Cardinals Spring Training and highlights MLB players from the area.
Good to know
Admission fees are typically around $10 for adults.
Special events with baseball legends are hosted regularly.
Parking is available nearby, but it can fill up quickly during events.
Bright, airy space offers hands-on cheese making classes with a fun, industrial vibe. Staff share cheese trivia to keep learning lively. Enjoy fantastic wine flights paired with pizza in a charming retail area.
Classes stay informative and interactive throughout. Staff share fun cheese facts that keep things lively.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for all classes to ensure a spot.
Classes typically last about 1.5 hours, providing ample time for learning.
Participants can create their own pizzas during the pizza-making class.
Small park owned by Cuba offers a quiet atmosphere and historical significance tied to independence. Trees provide shade and breeze, while wild chickens add charm. Visitors enjoy a unique cultural connection in an urban historic district.
Eccentric gem with a very interesting history stands out in the park. The place offers a unique and intriguing atmosphere.
Good to know
Parque Jose Marti is owned by the Republic of Cuba, making it a unique site in the US.
The park contains soil from each of Cuba’s provinces, symbolizing Cuban heritage.
There are no washrooms available at Parque Jose Marti; plan accordingly.
Stylish space blends speakeasy charm with an upstairs bazaar full of unique goods and books. Creative cocktails pair well with fusion dishes that offer just enough spice. Atmosphere stays chill and welcoming, mixing vintage vibes with classy, relaxed energy.
Fusion dishes bring interesting flavors with just enough spice. The apothecary offers hard-to-find items that add to the unique vibe.
Good to know
Lara offers 2-for-1 drinks on Sundays.
Enjoy all-day happy hour on Sundays.
Monthly pop-up events feature local chefs and unique dishes.
Spooky goth style and elaborate themed design create a mysterious vibe. Upstairs lounge offers kava and botanical teas without alcohol. Downstairs bar features 80's dance hits and lively drag shows for a unique, fun experience.
Fun and interesting decor sets the tone with a vibe that blends horror themes and lively music. The live performance setup adds energy, while the interesting libations and bar food cater well to horror lovers.
Good to know
All ages are welcome until 7 pm, after which it becomes 18 to 21.
Karaoke night happens on Wednesdays, but you must buy drinks to participate.
The Catacombs at SpookEasy Lounge didn't open until 7pm.
Museum blends historic charm with cultural fusion in a vintage bakery setting. Visitors enjoy guided tours revealing immigrant history and community life. Courtyard with fountain and shotgun houses adds to the unique atmosphere.
Displays offer detailed history about the city's founders and culture. The museum feels well done and informative throughout.
Good to know
The last tour of 'La casitas' is at 2:30 pm.
On Saturday, there is a farmers market in the park right across the street.
Parking costs $35.00, which is quite pricey.
Market buzzes with live music and free-range chickens roaming freely. Local vendors offer unique crafts and Ybor-themed items in a charming historic park setting. Small size keeps it cozy but diverse, blending energy with local charm.
Small market hosts various local vendors selling unique items. Chickens roam around, adding an unusual touch to the scene.
Good to know
Parking can be an issue at the market; arrive early to secure a spot.
The market features a variety of unique vendors every Saturday.
The market is very walkable, making it family-friendly with plenty of space for kids.