St. Augustine's Things to Do

St. Augustine’s oldest synagogue, founded in 1908.

A fixture on King Street since 1911.

A budget-friendly souvenir shop selling everything under the sun.

Represent the Saints by shopping its school clothing, gifts, and accessories.

A unique combination of the past and present, and an architectural icon.

A historic landmark serving as a picturesque venue with multiple event spaces.

More than 300 custom souvenirs for all things Flagler College.

The hub of special events, with many of the city's festivals held in this open space.

Fine art photography by award-winning artist Lenny Foster.

Showcasing Flagler Theatre Arts Department performances as well as community events.

A fine art gallery in the heart of Aviles Street.

An authentic vintage diner serving healthy and hearty meals.

Historically accurate ghost tours, based on more than 30 years of research.

Offering wine and cheese from around the world, plus interesting gifts — and wine tastings.

Go Fish Clothing and Jewelry features a variety of handcrafted items.

Eco-friendly officiant offering handfasting and other unity ceremony rituals.

This historic structure houses a free museum and public restrooms.

This historic site and building offers an ideal ambiance as a wedding venue.

An 1887 Spanish Renaissance architectural gift from Henry Flagler.

Curated fine art from around the corner and across the globe.

A restaurant with a greater variety of grilled cheese sandwiches than previously imagined.

Buy a special keepsake from the Oldest City.

Hand-carved nautical art that captures the soul of the coast.

A St. George Street boutique specializing in bohemian clothing and organic self-care items.

H.W. Davis Co. provides name brand women's and men's clothes in downtown St. Augustine.