Cotanchobee Fort Brooke Park Review

Tampa can be called a romantic city by the sea. It is slow along the main road of the city. There are various island trees on both sides. You can also see many riverside parks and various art exhibition halls along the way. The sea breeze is breezy and full of island style. Unlike Orlando and Miami in Florida, it feels like downtown Tampa doesn't have many visitors, and the whole city is very leisurely. The park also has a history story, Fort Brook was also the center of the United States Army's forces in history, during the Civil War, the fort was also bombed by the Northern Army at sea. Therefore, it was built into a park to commemorate history, and the whole park can also see many historical story cards for story sharing. There are not many tourists in the park here, most of them are locals running in the gym, and there are many children to visit. Bronze sculptor Steven Dickey also specially made six bronze busts of the Tampa Trail Blazers for them, which are placed along the riverside trail. There is also a war here, the army tried to transfer these Florida natives to the northwest of Tampa Bay in 1816-1819

Let's go, slow down the seaside city of Tampa Cotanchobee Fort Brooke Park Detailed address: 601 Water St, Tampa, FL 33602 Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 07：00-22：00 Ticket prices: The park is free for public visits, no tickets need to be purchased, and no reservations need to be made Tampa can be called a romantic city by the sea. Along the main road of the city, there are various island trees on both sides, and you can see many riverside parks and various art galleries along the way. The sea breeze is breezy and full of island styles, unlike Orlando and Miami in Florida. It feels like there are not many tourists in downtown Tampa, and the whole city is very comfortable and leisurely. The park also has a history story, Fort Brook was also the center of the United States Army's forces in history, during the Civil War, the fort was also bombed by the Northern Army at sea. Therefore, it was built into a park to commemorate history, and the whole park can also see many historical story cards for story sharing. There are not many tourists in the park here, most of them are locals running in the gym, and there are many children to visit. Bronze sculptor Steven Dickey also specially made six bronze busts of the Tampa Trail Blazers for them, which are placed along the riverside trail. There is also a war here, the army tried to transfer these Florida natives to the northwest of Tampa Bay in 1816-1819