Tampa Riverwalk Self-Guided Smartphone Audio Walking Tour

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.