Henry B. Plant Museum Review

The moving ancient building next to the University Museum of Tampa was originally the Tampa Bay Hotel built in 1891 and opened with 511 hotels. The hotel also has Florida's first elevator, which is still running, and the building is made of reinforced concrete. A classic and fire-resistant hotel covers 150 acres and includes a golf course, bowling alley, racecourse and an indoor heated swimming pool. The whole building is very exotic, with six minarets and four domes, and the installations in the hotel are also very distinctive. There are many European artworks for installation. Now only a small part of the decoration is retained in the museum. You can see the rococo style bronzes, furniture, In addition to the permanent exhibition, the museum has special exhibitions, such as clocks, tapestries, paintings and vases. When you come, you will encounter the gilded era sports goods war. The theme of the month can be found on the official website. Opposite the building is a lawn and fountain, built in 1995 and carved from stone, and one of the oldest public art in Tampa

Located in Tampa University, the scenery is beautiful. The museum is relatively small, the external architecture is old, and the historical charm is strong. Opposite the Tampa Museum of Art, the Children's Museum, River walk, the attractions are concentrated.

A museum that looks low-key but has a lot of precious artifacts on display