Wander the pedestrian-friendly streets of America's oldest city! Shop boutique stores, enjoy outdoor cafes, grab ice cream, and admire Spanish colonial architecture. Perfect for a relaxed afternoon or evening stroll.
Tour the oldest masonry fort in the continental U.S. (built 1672–1695). Catch cannon firings (check schedule), walk the ramparts for bay views, and learn about colonial history. A must for history lovers—great photo ops!
Ascend 219 steps for panoramic views of the city and ocean. Explore maritime exhibits and the surrounding park. Sunset views are especially romantic!
Lounge on beautiful Atlantic beaches, swim, or rent bikes/kayaks. Anastasia State Park offers trails, picnics, and nature—ideal for a beach day or sunset watching.
Drink from the legendary spring, see peacocks roaming, and explore Timucua village replicas and Timucuan artifacts. Fun and lighthearted history with peacocks and springs!
See massive alligators, crocodiles, exotic birds, and daily shows (including zip lines over gator habitats). A unique Florida experience for all ages.
Walk or drive across the iconic Bridge of Lions for views of the Matanzas River and historic bayfront. Great for sunset photos or a romantic evening.
St. Augustine is famous for its haunted history—book a ghost tour of downtown or the lighthouse for spooky (but fun) nighttime fun. There are several tour options.
Stop by the San Sebastian Winery for free tastings of Florida wines or the St. Augustine Distillery for craft spirits tours and samples.
Start your historic adventures at the official Visitor Information Center (VIC) at 10 S. Castillo Drive (next to the large parking garage, near Castillo de San Marcos). It's open daily 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. and offers free maps, brochures, event info, restrooms, a gift shop, and expert staff advice. Call (904) 825-1000 or email vic@citystaug.com for questions.
Hop on the iconic orange-and-green trolleys for a narrated hop-on hop-off tour of historic St. Augustine! With 22 stops covering key attractions (like Castillo de San Marcos, Fountain of Youth, and the historic district), it's a fun, easy way to see the city without driving or worrying about parking.