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St. Michael's Shrine on Hope Street. Photo by Evett Miller.
Sunset at Fred Howard Park. Photo by Richard Nilsen.
Sunset Beach is a popular destination year around. Photo by Perry Bean.
Sunset Beach. Photo by Robert Nelson.
Tarpon Arts provides quality entertainment. TarponArts.org
Tarpon Springs City Hall, 324 Pine Street is also the location of many Tarpon Arts' shows. TarponArts.org
Tarpon Springs Fine Arts Festival at Craig Park.
Tarpon Springs historic Train Depot. Photo by Bob Kyle.
Tarpon Springs is home to many fine artists of all mediums.
The Heritage Museum in Craig Park is open Monday - Friday. Stop in!
The historic Cultural Center was built in 1915 as the first City Hall.
The historic Train Depot is located in Downtown Tarpon Springs.
The Pinellas Trail runs right through Tarpon Springs.
The Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral.
The sun sets on the Sponge Docks, but the fun continues on.
There are a variety of artsy bike racks located throughout Tarpon Springs.
This sponge diver is very happy with his recent sponge haul.
Try a Greek Sampler Platter and taste it all!
Water sports are a favorite pastime in Tarpon Springs. Photo by Kyriakos Caros.
We invite you to visit Tarpon Springs often. There's always something new to explore.
A popular photo opportunity is the bronze Sponge Diver on the World Famous Sponge Docks. Photo by Kevin Wodrich.
Anclote Key Lighthouse.
Anclote Key Preserve State Park. Photo by Dianne Gilson.
Another aerial perspective of Sunset Beach. Photo by Perry Bean.
Arts and crafts festivals are held several times during the year.
Epiphany statue at the Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral. Photo by Troy Powers.
Experience Greece without leaving the country! Photo by Halldor Sigurdsson.
Flaming cheese, Saganaki, is a Greek dish you must try! Delicious...Opa!
Glenna Goodacre's The Naiads, bronze statues at the Sponge Docks. Photo by Jackie Norcini.
Greek music, customs and cuisine are an integral part of the charm and history of Tarpon Springs.
Historic Downtown Tarpon Springs streetscape.
Kayaking with friends is popular on Tarpon Springs’ many waterways.
Kids love to play in Tarpon Springs’ Splash Park.
Lowtide at Sunset_Beach. Photo by Debbie Drury.
Many Greek celebrations include dancing. You’re welcome to join in.
No visit to Tarpon Springs would be complete without a souvenier sponge. Photo by Sue Thomas.
Outdoor fun at Howard Park. Photo by Tina Kouskoutis.
Quaint streets, shopping and restaurants await you in historic Downtown Tarpon Springs.
Safford House Museum. Photo by Evett Miller.
Sponge Diver with a fresh catch on the World Famous Sponge Docks. Photo by Sam Silver.
Sponges and shells adorn many things on the Sponge Docks!
Spring Bayou in Craig Park is the location of the January 6 Epiphany celebration.