Coming to Tampa Bay for the World Series? Here’s how to spend your time outside the ballpark

The World Series is bringing baseball fans to Tampa Bay, but there's plenty to experience between innings.For visitors arriving for Game 3 at Tropicana Field, the trip can be about more than watching baseball. The region offers waterfront dining, vibrant entertainment districts, cultural landmarks and some of Florida's best-known beaches.Whether you're visiting from Milwaukee or traveling from somewhere else, here are a few ways to experience what Tampa Bay has to offer. Start your visit in St. PetersburgBaseball is bringing fans to St. Petersburg, but the city's downtown is worth exploring on its own.The St. Pete Pier provides a place to stroll along the waterfront, take photos and enjoy views of Tampa Bay. Visitors can also explore nearby parks, public art and restaurants.Art is another major draw. The Dalí Museum houses an extensive collection dedicated to Salvador Dalí, offering a cultural stop just a short drive from the ballpark.For a more neighborhood-focused experience, head to