Walk Ybor’s lively main street, where historic buildings, shops, and cafés capture the neighborhood’s unique energy. Brick sidewalks and wrought-iron balconies make every block a glimpse into the past.

This stately clubhouse once offered healthcare, education, and social life to Tampa’s Asturian immigrants. The ornate design of the building reflects the pride and perseverance of the community.

Today’s Centro Ybor blends modern entertainment with history, built on the site of one of Ybor’s earliest Spanish social clubs. It’s a reminder of how old and new meet in the district.

A gathering place for Tampa’s Cuban community, the Cuban Club hosted dances, plays, and political meetings. Some say its echoing halls are still alive with the spirits of the past.

Set in a former bakery, this museum tells the story of immigrant life and cigar-making in Ybor. The surrounding garden offers a peaceful pause amid the neighborhood’s bustle.

Founded in 1894, the grand hall of the Italian Club anchored Tampa’s Italian community with healthcare, celebrations, and solidarity. Its elegant design reflects the pride of its founders.

A small but meaningful green space, this park is dedicated to Cuban independence hero José Martí. The park dedicated to him honors the ties between Ybor City and Cuba’s struggle for freedom.

This church has long served Ybor’s diverse immigrant communities, offering both worship and community connection. Its graceful façade speaks to the enduring role of faith in the neighborhood.

At the heart of Ybor, Centennial Park hosts markets, festivals, and community gatherings. This is a great place to pause and soak in the district’s local rhythm.

Florida’s oldest restaurant, the Columbia, has been serving Cuban and Spanish dishes since 1905. The tilework and décor of the courtyard are as much a draw as its rich history and excellent food.

Famous for its Cuban bread, La Segunda has been baking since 1915. Stop in to experience one of Tampa’s tastiest traditions.

Part cigar lounge, part café, King Corona Cigars captures the spirit of Ybor’s cigar culture. Sip a coffee or smoke a hand-rolled cigar in a setting filled with local character.

A gothic nightclub housed in a historic building, The Castle has been a Ybor institution for decades. Its dramatic décor and whispered ghost tales give it an otherworldly charm.

The historic L'Unione Italiana Cemetery tells the stories of Tampa’s Italian community through names, symbols, and monuments. Some visitors say its stillness carries an uncanny presence.