Temple Terrace, Florida

==Neighbors==

Many of Temple Terrace's residents teach or work at the nearby [[University of South Florida]], and the close-knit community has strong ties to that institution. (The USF campus was also part of Mrs. Palmer's original {{convert|19000|acre|km2|adj=on}} ranch.)
[[Image:Don Francisco Maria Celi.jpg|160px|right|thumb|Don Francisco Maria Celi plaque at Riverhills Park]]
Eureka Springs Park, located to the east of Temple Terrace, is Hillsborough County's only [[botanical garden]]. The {{convert|31|acre|m2|adj=on}} park was started by Russian immigrant and amateur horticulturalist Albert Greenberg, who donated his park to the county in 1967. Poet [[Robert Frost]] and other famous personalities made it a point to visit Greenberg in the years before World War II.

The [[Museum of Science & Industry (Tampa)|Museum of Science & Industry]], commonly called MOSI, is located in Tampa near the Temple Terrace city line.

Sitting just one mile to the west of Temple Terrace is [[Busch Gardens Tampa]].