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Visite historique du site de la jungle de Saint-Pétersbourg Prada

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Le Jungle Prada Tour est une visite guidée par un historien d'un site de village préhistorique de Tocobaga, y compris le monticule amérindien le mieux conservé de Tampa Bay. On pense également que le complexe du site de la jungle Prada est le lieu d'atterrissage de l'expédition de Narváez de 1528, dont les survivants ont marché de la Floride jusqu'à l'océan Pacifique (1528 - 1536) !

Nous sommes situés sur la rives de la magnifique baie de Boca Ciega, juste en face de John's Pass et de Treasure Island. La propriété privée Anderson Mound a été amoureusement préservée par la famille Anderson depuis plus de 80 ans.

Vous rencontrerez des paons (résidents du site Jungle Prada depuis les années 1950), découvrirez des plantes indigènes utilisées par le peuple Tocobaga , et explorez un côté de Saint-Pétersbourg, en Floride, dont vous ignoriez l'existence !
Ville: Saint-Pétersbourg
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Ce qui est inclu
Parking available on-site
75-minute Historian led guided tour
Parking available on-site
75-minute Historian led guided tour
Parking available on-site
75-minute Historian led guided tour
Parking available on-site
Information additionnelle
  • Accessible en fauteuil roulant
  • Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
  • Animaux d'assistance autorisés
  • Les options de transport sont accessibles en fauteuil roulant
  • Convient à tous les niveaux de forme physique
  • Les animaux domestiques ne sont pas autorisés sur le site
  • Gel hydroalcoolique à disposition des voyageurs et du personnel
  • Régulièrement désinfecté zones de circulation
  • Les guides doivent se laver régulièrement les mains
  • La visite se déroule entièrement à l'extérieur et est limitée à 20 personnes par visite. Les réservations sont obligatoires.
À quoi s'attendre
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St. Petersburg
The Jungle Prada Site is the best-preserved American Indian site in Tampa Bay. The highlight of our 75-minute guided Florida history tour is a huge Tocobaga Indian midden mound and adjoining village plaza. Hidden away in the historic neighborhood known as Jungle Prada, the main mound consists of tens of thousands of ancient conch and whelk shells, and is more than 900 feet long! The subtropical jungle landscape here is populated by dozens of beautiful free-roaming peacocks! The tour and the locations are loaded with Florida history that is explained in a vibrant and engaging way. In addition to learning about the lives of the Tocobaga Indians, you'll also encounter the amazing story of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, a Spanish conquistador who landed at the Jungle Prada with the 1528 Narvaez Expedition, and whose incredible journey of survival took him and three others from Florida all the way to the Pacific Ocean (1528 - 1536). If you are a Florida resident or a visitor interested in history and archaeology, the Jungle Prada Site Tour is a rewarding experience that will engage your mind and challenge your perceptions about the Sunshine State!
2
Jungle Prada de Navarez Park
Nearby attraction. Free parking attraction on site and close walk to site tour.
3
St. Petersburg
The Jungle Prada Site is the best-preserved American Indian site in Tampa Bay. The highlight of our 75-minute guided Florida history tour is a huge Tocobaga Indian midden mound and adjoining village plaza. Hidden away in the historic neighborhood known as Jungle Prada, the main mound consists of tens of thousands of ancient conch and whelk shells, and is more than 900 feet long! The subtropical jungle landscape here is populated by dozens of beautiful free-roaming peacocks! The tour and the locations are loaded with Florida history that is explained in a vibrant and engaging way. In addition to learning about the lives of the Tocobaga Indians, you'll also encounter the amazing story of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, a Spanish conquistador who landed at the Jungle Prada with the 1528 Narvaez Expedition, and whose incredible journey of survival took him and three others from Florida all the way to the Pacific Ocean (1528 - 1536). If you are a Florida resident or a visitor interested in history and archaeology, the Jungle Prada Site Tour is a rewarding experience that will engage your mind and challenge your perceptions about the Sunshine State!
4
Jungle Prada de Navarez Park
Nearby attraction. Free parking attraction on site and close walk to site tour.
5
St. Petersburg
The Jungle Prada Site is the best-preserved American Indian site in Tampa Bay. The highlight of our 75-minute guided Florida history tour is a huge Tocobaga Indian midden mound and adjoining village plaza. Hidden away in the historic neighborhood known as Jungle Prada, the main mound consists of tens of thousands of ancient conch and whelk shells, and is more than 900 feet long! The subtropical jungle landscape here is populated by dozens of beautiful free-roaming peacocks! The tour and the locations are loaded with Florida history that is explained in a vibrant and engaging way. In addition to learning about the lives of the Tocobaga Indians, you'll also encounter the amazing story of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, a Spanish conquistador who landed at the Jungle Prada with the 1528 Narvaez Expedition, and whose incredible journey of survival took him and three others from Florida all the way to the Pacific Ocean (1528 - 1536). If you are a Florida resident or a visitor interested in history and archaeology, the Jungle Prada Site Tour is a rewarding experience that will engage your mind and challenge your perceptions about the Sunshine State!
6
Jungle Prada de Navarez Park
Nearby attraction. Free parking attraction on site and close walk to site tour.
7
St. Petersburg
The Jungle Prada Site is the best-preserved American Indian site in Tampa Bay. The highlight of our 75-minute guided Florida history tour is a huge Tocobaga Indian midden mound and adjoining village plaza. Hidden away in the historic neighborhood known as Jungle Prada, the main mound consists of tens of thousands of ancient conch and whelk shells, and is more than 900 feet long! The subtropical jungle landscape here is populated by dozens of beautiful free-roaming peacocks! The tour and the locations are loaded with Florida history that is explained in a vibrant and engaging way. In addition to learning about the lives of the Tocobaga Indians, you'll also encounter the amazing story of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, a Spanish conquistador who landed at the Jungle Prada with the 1528 Narvaez Expedition, and whose incredible journey of survival took him and three others from Florida all the way to the Pacific Ocean (1528 - 1536). If you are a Florida resident or a visitor interested in history and archaeology, the Jungle Prada Site Tour is a rewarding experience that will engage your mind and challenge your perceptions about the Sunshine State!
8
Jungle Prada de Navarez Park
Nearby attraction. Free parking attraction on site and close walk to site tour.
9
St. Petersburg
The Jungle Prada Site is the best-preserved American Indian site in Tampa Bay. The highlight of our 75-minute guided Florida history tour is a huge Tocobaga Indian midden mound and adjoining village plaza. Hidden away in the historic neighborhood known as Jungle Prada, the main mound consists of tens of thousands of ancient conch and whelk shells, and is more than 900 feet long! The subtropical jungle landscape here is populated by dozens of beautiful free-roaming peacocks! The tour and the locations are loaded with Florida history that is explained in a vibrant and engaging way. In addition to learning about the lives of the Tocobaga Indians, you'll also encounter the amazing story of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, a Spanish conquistador who landed at the Jungle Prada with the 1528 Narvaez Expedition, and whose incredible journey of survival took him and three others from Florida all the way to the Pacific Ocean (1528 - 1536). If you are a Florida resident or a visitor interested in history and archaeology, the Jungle Prada Site Tour is a rewarding experience that will engage your mind and challenge your perceptions about the Sunshine State!
10
Jungle Prada de Navarez Park
Nearby attraction. Free parking attraction on site and close walk to site tour.
11
St. Petersburg
The Jungle Prada Site is the best-preserved American Indian site in Tampa Bay. The highlight of our 75-minute guided Florida history tour is a huge Tocobaga Indian midden mound and adjoining village plaza. Hidden away in the historic neighborhood known as Jungle Prada, the main mound consists of tens of thousands of ancient conch and whelk shells, and is more than 900 feet long! The subtropical jungle landscape here is populated by dozens of beautiful free-roaming peacocks! The tour and the locations are loaded with Florida history that is explained in a vibrant and engaging way. In addition to learning about the lives of the Tocobaga Indians, you'll also encounter the amazing story of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, a Spanish conquistador who landed at the Jungle Prada with the 1528 Narvaez Expedition, and whose incredible journey of survival took him and three others from Florida all the way to the Pacific Ocean (1528 - 1536). If you are a Florida resident or a visitor interested in history and archaeology, the Jungle Prada Site Tour is a rewarding experience that will engage your mind and challenge your perceptions about the Sunshine State!
12
Jungle Prada de Navarez Park
Nearby attraction. Free parking attraction on site and close walk to site tour.
13
Saint-Pétersbourg
Le site Jungle Prada est le site amérindien le mieux préservé de Tampa Bay. Le point culminant de notre visite guidée de 75 minutes sur l'histoire de la Floride est un énorme tumulus indien Tocobaga et une place de village attenante. Caché dans le quartier historique connu sous le nom de Jungle Prada, le monticule principal se compose de dizaines de milliers d'anciennes coquilles de conques et de bulots et mesure plus de 900 pieds de long ! Le paysage de la jungle subtropicale ici est peuplé de dizaines de beaux paons en liberté ! La visite et les lieux sont chargés d'histoire de la Floride qui est expliquée de manière dynamique et engageante. En plus d'en apprendre davantage sur la vie des Indiens Tocobaga, vous découvrirez également l'incroyable histoire d'Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, un conquistador espagnol qui a débarqué dans la jungle Prada avec l'expédition Narvaez de 1528, et dont l'incroyable voyage de survie l'a mené et trois autres de Floride jusqu'à l'océan Pacifique (1528 - 1536). Si vous êtes un résident de la Floride ou un visiteur intéressé par l'histoire et l'archéologie, la visite du site Jungle Prada est une expérience enrichissante qui engagera votre esprit et défiera vos perceptions sur le Sunshine State !
14
Jungle Parc Prada de Narvaez
Attraction à proximité. Attraction de stationnement gratuite sur place et visite à pied du site à proximité.
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Commentaires (234)
William_C
Oct 2020
Outstanding tour. This tour is part history, part nature. Ours lasted about 90 minutes and it was a light walk through the site. My parents are in their 70s and 80s and this was easy for them. The tour guide (David) greets you in the parking lot or at the far end of the dirt parking lot in a large greenhouse that his grandmother built. You will hear the story about how his grandparents acquired and cared for the property over their lives and how David and his parents care for it now. David studied botany so he can identify every plant and its original use to the native peoples of the area. The high point of the tour is the giant Indian mound that predates Spanish arrival. He tells the history (what we know if it) of the native peoples and their traditions. He also discusses the Narvaez expedition that landed here in 1528. That arrival marked the first Mass in what is now the United States, the first martyr and the beginning of the first transcontinental expedition. The Narvaez expedition that landed here was also the beginning of the recorded history between what is now the United States and Cuba. Don't forget to marvel at the Frank Lloyd Wright style home his grandfather designed and built. And be sure to buy the history books he has available.
Réponse de l'hôte
Oct 2020
Thanks for this very kind review! This describes what we are trying to do at the Jungle Prada Site very well. Cheers! :)
FarAway635148
Sep 2020
I highly recommend this tour. Private property that has preserved the Indian Mound. I am getting old as we enjoyed the history of Florida. David was amazing. His grandfather bought the property and has preserved this historic landmark.
Réponse de l'hôte
Oct 2020
Thanks for leaving a review! We really appreciate it.
Escape699362
Sep 2020
David, a third generation resident of the area, gave an interesting and well researched tour of the Native American site and the history of early Spanish explorers.
Réponse de l'hôte
Oct 2020
Thanks so much for leaving this kind review! :)

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