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Glazer Children's Museum: General Admission

from $24.95

Henry B. Plant Museum

from $12.00

Tampa Museum of Art: Entry Ticket

from $25.00

St. Petersburg Museum of History

from $15.00

Glazer Children's Museum

Henry B. Plant Museum

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FAQs

How much time should I plan to spend at the museums?

For interactive venues like the Glazer Children’s Museum, families typically spend about 2 to 3 hours exploring the three levels of hands-on exhibits. Historic sites like the Henry B. Plant Museum offer a more structured look at Tampa’s Gilded Age and generally take 1 to 1.5 hours to fully tour.

Are strollers permitted inside the museum galleries?

Strollers are fully welcome on all floors of the Glazer Children’s Museum, which features accessible elevators and wide ramps designed for families. However, due to the delicate nature of the historic building, original woodwork, and Gilded Age artifacts, strollers and large backpacks are prohibited inside the exhibit rooms at the Henry B. Plant Museum.

Can you do a museum trip if you only have a few hours to spend in Tampa?

Yes! Because the Henry B. Plant Museum takes only about 1 to 1.5 hours to tour completely, it is the perfect cultural stop if you are short on time. It sits right on the edge of downtown at the University of Tampa, making it incredibly easy to pop in, explore the historic architecture, and head out.

What age group is the Glazer Children’s Museum best for?

The museum is purpose-built for children aged 0 to 10. Across its three levels, you will find highly interactive, tactile play zones—like a child-sized Publix grocery store, a water-play table, and a firehouse zone—that encourage imagination and early developmental learning rather than quiet observation.