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Historic places in Fort Pierce

9 historic buildings, sites and memorials in Fort Pierce.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

Historic places in Fort Pierce

  1. Eat

    2nd Street Bistro Tap House and Eatery

    Historical 1929 building, with antique memorabilia throughout, outdoor deck and bar with 50 local draft and craft beers on tap. Fresh local food made daily. Open daily for lunch and dinner, with kitchen open late on Friday and Saturday nights. Saturday and Sunday it's open at 10AM serving Bloody Mary Bar and Bottomless Mimosas along with brunch.

    Daily 11AM-11PM

  2. Eat

    Chuck's Seafood Restaurant

    Chuck's

    Seafood restaurant on the water. In business for over 60 years. Outdoor bar on the Fort Pierce inlet beach with live music and beautiful sunsets. Spectacular seafood dishes, ice cold drinks, and great staff.

    Sat Sun 1-10PM, Tue-Fri 3-9PM

  3. See

    Fort Pierce Inlet State Park

    A popular fishing destination and home to the infamous Jetty Lounge, home of the original Treasure Coast RumRunner.

    8AM to sundown$6

  4. Eat

    Hurricane Grill and Wings

    Hurricane Grill and Wings is a national chain born on the Treasure Coast in Fort Pierce. Wings served in many sauces of your choice. There are many menu items to serve a variety of tastes.

    11AM-10PM

  5. See

    Navy UDT-SEAL Museum

    The Navy Seal Museum has exhibits, the history of the SEALS, and scuba adventures for the brave ones.

    Tue-Sat 10AM-4PM; Sun noon-4PM; closed on Mondays, Easter, 4th of July, Christmas Eve and Day, New Years Eve and DayAdults (13 and older): $10; children (6-12): $5; free for kids under 6

  6. See

    Old Fort Park

    The site of a popular natural spring in Native American and colonial times, hence showing evidence of both pre-Columbian and Spanish settlement. The fort was built during the Seminole Wars and stationed by officer William T. Sherman, who later served as one of the most successful Union generals in the American Civil War. The burial mound found on-site is a reminder of the once-vast lands and importance of the Ais people, which at their peak extended as far north as Cape Canaveral.

  7. See

    Old Fort Pierce City Hall

    The former site of city hall was built in 1925 and was used for almost 60 years before the local government's relocation. It was restored in 1995 and added to the National Register in 2001.

  8. Do

    Pineapple Playhouse

    Founded in 1973, the St. Lucie Community Theatre performed all across the county until settling down at the Pineapple Playhouse at the border of Fort Pierce and Port St. Lucie. Many plays are put on from September to May each year, so grab a ticket while you have a chance!

    Thu-Sat 8PM evenings, 2PM Sun matinee$18 for adults, $10 for students, $15 per group ticket

  9. Buy

    Galleria of Downtown

    Small shopping mall in the historic downtown.

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Fort Pierce (CC BY-SA 4.0).