Historic bed and breakfast providing vacationers with a charming place to stay.
Built in 1791, St. Francis Inn Bed & Breakfast offers 19 guest rooms in five historic buildings—all within St. Augustine's historic district. This bed and breakfast is rich in old-world charm and new modern comforts, surrounded by a shady courtyard, with a garden, sitting nooks, and a heated pool.
Offering Latin American cuisine in a charming historic downtown setting.
On Hypolita, between St. George and Charlotte Streets
22 Hypolita Street
St. Augustine, FL 32084
On Saturdays, the Bar stays open until 11pm.
Located in a renovated Spanish home, Casa Maya Restaurant offers carefully prepared Mexican dishes from a simple meal of tacos to a full rack of spring lamb char-grilled and topped with a chorizo and red onion glaze.
Stop in at lunchtime for several varieties of mimosas or a classic bloody Mary (or one with tequila). Enjoy a fresh fruit salad, the "hangover meal," or the "Apocalypto torta."
On Hypolita, between St. George and Charlotte Streets
22 Hypolita Street
St. Augustine, FL 32084
On Saturdays, the Bar stays open until 11pm.
Join the City of St. Augustine as it commemorates the 450th anniversary of its founding on September 8, 2015.
The city-wide celebration of St. Augustine's 450th anniversary will culminate in the commemorative events taking place on Founder's Day, September 8, 2015. St. Augustine is the oldest continuously-occupied European settlement in the continental United States.
Re-enactors create a live history book in present-day St. Augustine.
Guns aloft, Spanish Militia soldiers enter the clearing. Each man looks tense but determined, unsure of the territory but willing to stake his life on it. Indigenous people surround the soldiers, and suddenly it does not seem so easy to take La Florida.
