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Tampa on Top

Discover the West Coast, East Coast Style

by Chad Emerson | Published in May 2007
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Long in the shadow of Miami and Orlando, Tampa Bay, Fla., is coming into its own.Within walking distance of several new hotels, the Florida Aquarium can accommodate events of up to 3,000 people.An exclusive club on game days, the AFS Club at St. Pete Times Forum is a unique event venue when hockey and arena football aren’t dominating the stadium.Built in 1926, the Tampa Theatre is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.The Museum of Science and Industry is the largest science center in the southeastern United States.El Círculo Cubano de Tampa, a.k.a. The Cuban Club, is infused with historic charm.

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About the author: Chad Emerson

Chad Emerson is a law professor at Faulkner University and a freelance writer who frequently covers the amusement industry. Contact: cemerson@faulkner.edu


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