The Florida Aquarium
With 200,000 square feet of air-conditioned meeting space, up to 3,000 attendees can network surrounded by a variety of aquatic life. A highlight is the 500,000-gallon floor-to-ceiling coral reef tank.
Tampa Bay History Center
This architecturally stunning two-story, waterfront Smithsonian Institution affiliate can accommodate up to 1,000, and features in-house catering. Exhibits cover 12,000 years of Florida history.
Tampa Museum of Art
This waterfront venue can host events over 1,200, featuring boardrooms and audiovisual equipment for presentations. Spaces include a lobby atrium, a terrace overlooking Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park and a variety of private meeting rooms.
Tampa Theatre
On the National Register of Historic Places, this 1,400-seat landmark was resorted to its 1920s Mediterranean style. Meetings clients have included Verizon, IBM, Estee Lauder, the U. S. Postal Service and Bank of America.
The Vault
Built in 1923 as The Exchange National Bank, The Vault can host 500 for a cocktail reception and 200 for a dinner. Floor-to-ceiling windows and 35-foot-high ceilings provide views of Tampa’s skyline.
