Mandy & Danny
Things To Do
Old Town Trolley Tours in St. Augustine
A fun way to explore the historic city, you can take a ride on the St. Augustine Trolley which provides you a lay of the land guided tour while listening to stories and history of the area, helping you gain a new appreciation for the oldest port city in America.
Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
One of the most iconic attractions in St. Augustine is the Castillo de San Marcos, which holds the distinction of being the oldest masonry structure of its kind in the continental United States. It was originally built to protect the coast from invaders. Located just around the corner from The Treasury alongside the water - you can't miss it!
Lightner Museum
Located just across the street from The Treasury, The Lightner Museum, whose building originally housed The Hotel Alcazar, was built by railroad tycoon and hotel developer Henry Flagler. It is a stunning example of Spanish Renaissance architecture. Inside, you’ll find beautiful collections marking a period in time known as the Gilded Age.
Saint George Street
One of the most popular attractions in the city, St. George St. is a popular pedestrian-only thoroughfare and the epicenter of downtown St. Augustine. If you want to go for a stroll and do some shopping or grab a bite to eat, you’ll find a variety of great little shops, restaurants, museums, and more.
Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park
Located in the area first explored by Juan Ponce de Leon in 1513 and settled by Pedro Menendez de Aviles in 1565, historic St. Augustine is the oldest successful European settlement in the United States. With a long, rich history spanning nearly 500 years, the Fountain of Youth Park's 15 different exhibits will delight and amaze you. Whether you visit for an hour or take all day, the 15 waterfront acres will provide you with hours of enjoyment.
St Augustine Boat Tours
Get a front-row seat to view historic St. Augustine from the beautiful Matanzas Bay and see natural Florida along the Intracoastal Waterway. Dolphin/Wildlife, Sunset, or "Nights of Lights" tours available!
Places to Eat
Here are a few of the many options to eat in an around St. Augustine if you find your stomach is growling at you (all within walking distance of The Treasury): -Grilled Cheese Gallery (next to The Treasury): Small hole in the wall place that serves delicious grilled cheese sandwiches (we went and can attest to this!) -Columbia (St. George st.): One of the best places in St. Augustine. Traditional Spanish restaurant with amazing Sangria. We had our Rehearsal Dinner here. -The Floridian (Spanish st.): For a taste of true Florida cuisine, The Floridian offers a cool tropical vibe with tasty drinks and lots of good Southern grub. -Harry's Seafood, Bar & Grille (Charlotte st.): Water-front seafood restaurant serving up Creole dishes in a leafy outdoor courtyard or on a balcony overlooking the bay. -Burrito Works Taco Shop (St. George st.): Local Mexican counter-serve chain offering tacos, burritos, nachos & more in a quirky atmosphere.
Local Watering Holes
If you're looking for a place to wet your whistle, here are a couple good options within walking distance: -Trade Winds Lounge (next to The Treasury): Local institution offering regular live music, brews & cocktails in a quirky, tropical-themed space. -Ancient City Brewing Taproom (next to The Treasury): Down-to-earth tasting room offering pints & beer flights of its own brand of craft brews. -Sangrias Wine and Tapas Bar (St. George and Hypolita St.): Quaint, lively wine & tapas bar with specialty sangrias, patio seating & frequent live music. -A1A Ale Works Restaurant & Taproom (King st. facing the water): Seaside brewery offering seasonal beers plus serving American fare including sandwiches & steak. -Prohibition Kitchen (St. George st.): Spacious, retro-chic watering hole offering cocktails, gourmet pub grub & live entertainment.