Take in stunning views across Tampa Bay while you work in this striking, 17-story tower. First Central Tower gives you premium office space in a conveniently central location. Modern offices and relaxed business lounges combine to give a range of options for concentrating and entertaining. After work, you’re right in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg with a varied selection of bars, restaurants, galleries and museums to enjoy.
Book a professional meeting room at First Central Tower, a striking 17-story building at 360 Central Avenue in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg. Each room comes equipped with a large display, flip chart, video conference setup, whiteboard and high-speed WiFi so your team can present and collaborate without interruption. The central business district location puts you steps from St. Petersburg City Hall and the Sundial St. Pete shopping complex, with bus stops on 6th Avenue South within walking distance for visiting clients.
Every meeting room includes a large display, flip chart, video conference setup, whiteboard and high-speed WiFi.
The rooms are at First Central Tower, 360 Central Avenue, in downtown St. Petersburg's central business district.
Yes, bus stops on 6th Avenue South and 7th Street South are within walking distance of the tower.
The Sundial Parking Garage is roughly a five-minute walk away, with several other parking options close by.
St. Petersburg City Hall, the Sundial St. Pete shopping complex and the waterfront are all a short distance away.
A striking 17-story tower on Central Avenue in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg.
Bus stops on 6th Avenue South and 7th Street South are within walking distance.
Close to the Dali Museum, Museum of Fine Arts and the St. Pete waterfront.
First Central Tower sits in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg, with the Sundial Parking Garage about a five-minute walk away and bus stops on 6th Avenue South and 7th Street South within reach. Nearby you will find St. Petersburg City Hall, the Sundial St. Pete shopping complex, the Dali Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts, while the redeveloped St. Pete Pier, Vinoy Park and North Straub Park offer scenic waterfront green space for breaks.