There are no plans for El Galeón to be in St. Augustine in 2019. Please note: El Galeón is an occasional visitor to St. Augustine. When her next visit is planned, this listing will be updated to reflect the new dates. Meanwhile, anyone interested can follow El Galeón via this website as she visits other ports. The tall ship El Galeón is a replica of a Spanish galleon from the colonial perio...

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There are no plans for El Galeón to be in St. Augustine in 2019. Please note: El Galeón is an occasional visitor to St. Augustine. When her next visit is planned, this listing will be updated to reflect the new dates. Meanwhile, anyone interested can follow El Galeón via this website as she visits other ports. The tall ship El Galeón is a replica of a Spanish galleon from the colonial perio...

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The Visitor Information Center (VIC) is where guests can find information on local things to do, restaurants, parking, local ordinances, accessibility, and more. The VIC is located in front of the parking garage next to the roundabout. Inside you'll find restrooms, water fountains, a gift shop, an information desk, and even a local exhibit. VIC exhibits change regularly. Past exhibits have include...

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Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum was founded by Robert Leroy Ripley to showcase some of the amazing artifacts he had collected in his extensive travels around the world and documented in his famous comic strip, "Believe It or Not!" His collection of oddities and curiosities is now housed in an entertaining museum for the public to experience. Inside the museum, guests can see real shrunken heads...

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The Bridge of Lions was built in the mid-1920s as a way for automobiles to travel from St. Augustine on the mainland to Anastasia Island, where significant development was just getting underway. Developer D.P. Davis planned to use the same dredging techniques he'd used for his Davis Islands project in Tampa to drain the marshy swamp at the north end of Anastasia Island and develop a residential ar...

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The Bridge of Lions was built in the mid-1920s as a way for automobiles to travel from St. Augustine on the mainland to Anastasia Island, where significant development was just getting underway. Developer D.P. Davis planned to use the same dredging techniques he'd used for his Davis Islands project in Tampa to drain the marshy swamp at the north end of Anastasia Island and develop a residential ar...

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The Plaza de la Constitución sits at the center of the historic city. It is bordered by the Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, Trinity Episcopal, and the Government House. It faces the Bridge of Lions and features a central pavilion used for city events, private events, and live entertainment. There is also a public market that has been in use since the 1500s, when fish, vegetables, and other go...

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Flagler College, housed in what once was one of Henry Flagler's most opulent Gilded-Age hotels in St. Augustine, is a private four-year college. The college opened in 1968 and now offers 37 majors, two pre-professional programs, and two master's programs. With an enrollment of 2,600 students, the college draws students from all over the world to study liberal and fine arts in the setting of the na...

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Flagler Inn, a popular boutique hotel, caters especially to travelers and families with an active lifestyle. Flagler Inn treats its guests like family and goes all out with helping visitors find exactly what they're looking for when it comes to touring the nation's oldest city. AccommodationsThis smoke-free hotel offers rooms with queen beds, king beds, and sofa beds, making it a great place for f...

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