(904) 824-1314
69 Washington St.
The birthplace of St. Augustine's Civil Rights Movement.
(904) 824-1191
102 M L King Ave.
Excelsior, St. Augustine's first Black public high school, is now a museum.
Updated February 10th, 2026
A walking tour of St. Augustine’s historic churches.
(904) 377-7245
111 Avenida Menendez
Hosting kayak, sailing, and specialty tours for sailors of all ages.
Updated August 24th, 2026
Here’s your guide to all things taco in the Ancient City.
(Don't be confused by the writer's conflicted feelings.)
(904) 824-5214
11 Cadiz St
Old-world charm and modern amenities on a quiet Historic Downtown corner.
(904) 829-3575
20 Aviles Street
Built on America's oldest platted street, interpreting life during the 1800s.
Give into the siren song of the nation’s oldest city's pools and beaches.
Drive, bike, or walk this iconic American street.
Datil pepper in your dessert? Yes, please!
Updated August 18th, 2025
Stand in the rooms where people spent time more than 250 years ago.
(904) 829-6506
1 South Castillo Dr.
The city's crown jewel and the oldest masonry fort in the continental United States.
What can you do in one day in St. Augustine? A lot.
Save up to 40% on more than 30 top tours with this all-inclusive pass.
Guitarist, songwriter, and founder of the band Hawktail, performs at the Waterworks.
(904) 436-3566
260 Vilano Road
Cruise the bay and waterways, while watching dolphins, pelicans, and sunsets.
(904) 454-8006
11 St. George Street
Sample, and purchase, special varieties of flavored moonshine, whiskey, and rum.
Updated September 17th, 2025
A local moving crew saves you money and gets you a step closer to St. Augustine attractions. ...
Here are 11 must-knows to help you settle into your new life.
