Explore Tampa's waterfront at your own pace on a self-guided smartphone walk of about 2.6 miles and 90–150 minutes. Across 25 itinerary stops, pass Sparkman Wharf, the Tampa Bay History Center, Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, the Tampa Museum of Art, and Armature Works. The route runs from the cruise-terminal area to the north end of the Riverwalk near Armature Works.
GPS-triggered audio plays as you reach each location, while a live map shows the route and your position. Download the tour over Wi-Fi before setting out for offline use, then start when you like, pause at your own pace, and try the optional location-based trivia.
This is primarily an outdoor, exterior-view experience with no in-person guide. Attraction admission, food, rentals, and interior access are not included. Nearby venues may be closed, and events, weather, or construction can alter paths without preventing the audio tour.
Your tour begins in the heart of downtown Tampa in front of the Florida Aquarium. It then takes you west along Channelside Drive to the beautiful Tampa Riverwalk along the Hillsborough River.
Your tour ends at the historic Armature Works. Time for a well deserved break!
Begin near Port Tampa Bay's cruise terminals and the waterfront route ahead.
Pass the Florida Aquarium's waterfront home; exhibits require separate admission.
Enjoy the buzz of this open-air waterfront gathering place, with food and seating nearby.
See the riverfront history museum from outside; gallery admission is separate.
Follow this colorful riverside artwork, designed to evoke the flow of the river.
Pause by riverfront green space where Tampa's early history meets today's Riverwalk.
Pass a quiet riverside tribute to people who gave their lives in service.
Spot bronze and marble monuments celebrating Tampa's people and stories along the Riverwalk.
See the Tampa Bay Lightning's home arena, known as Amalie Arena until 2025, from outside.
Take in river views from this open-air waterfront pavilion; food and drink are optional.
Watch for the chance to pedal on the river; rentals are separate from the audio tour.
Pass the convention center's broad waterfront frontage and lively public spaces.
Enjoy this riverside park while hearing how the University of South Florida connects to Tampa.
Visit a small Riverwalk park honoring MacDill Air Force Base's place in Tampa's story.
Follow the river that winds through Tampa and reaches Tampa Bay.
Look up at downtown's distinctive Rivergate Tower, often called the Beer Can Building.
See the geometric garden above the riverfront, a green counterpart to nearby modern towers.
View the campus and its landmark minarets across the Hillsborough River.
See historic Plant Hall from outside and hear its enduring ghost stories; crossing to campus is optional.
Enjoy the open lawn, fountains, and skyline views on the river.
Admire this contemporary riverfront museum from outside; admission is separate.
Pass the family-focused museum beside Curtis Hixon Park; admission is separate.
See Tampa's performing-arts landmark from the Riverwalk; construction may alter nearby paths.
Relax beside the river at this public park and its family-friendly splash area.
Finish near the restored streetcar-era building, now a food hall and gathering place.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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