They offer both guided and self-guided tours with a tasting, and the second floor features a restaurant and bar called the Ice Plant. It’s Carter’s favorite stop every time we visit St. Augustine.
A historic Spanish fort on the waterfront in St. Augustine and the oldest masonry fort in the U.S. It’s a must-see landmark known for its history, views, and iconic coquina walls.
If you’re looking to soak up the sun during your visit, the beach is just a 15–20 minute drive from downtown St. Augustine.
St. George Street is a lively street, lined with shops, cafés, and historic buildings. It’s perfect for strolling, shopping, and soaking in the city’s charming atmosphere.
The winery offers tours, tastings, and a shop featuring wines and specialty foods, along with a rooftop restaurant for dining.
This is our favorite restaurant in St. Augustine—they have some of the best craft cocktails, and the rooftop patio is our go-to spot for happy hour.
A hop-on, hop-off trolley that makes it easy to explore St. Augustine’s top historic sites and attractions, with guided commentary along the way.
One of our favorite spots in downtown St. Augustine, known for craft cocktails, comfort food, live music, and a fun speakeasy-style vibe.
A lively downtown favorite known for its New Orleans–inspired seafood, flavorful cocktails, and upbeat atmosphere