St. Augustine has been home to natives and foreigners, colonials and pilgrims, soldiers and prisoners, slaves and free blacks, merchants and industrialists. Through battle, economic progress, and political strife, the coquina foundation of St. Augustine has been left unconquered - its history is a surviving monument to the persistence of the human spirit, waiting to be rediscovered by you.
St. Augustine boasts attractions like military forts, stately castles, and Gilded-Age hotels. Visitors can explore a spiraling lighthouse, scenic nature trails and tranquil beaches. Hear the sounds of the city, from horse hoofs on cobblestone to the roar of cannon fire; the hustle and bustle of a living community. Explore fascinating museums or take a scary ghost tour. Historical reenactments, recreations, artifacts and relics can be found on every corner, bringing to life the timeless stories of other eras. Take photos as you experience history, building memories in the oldest city in the United States. St. Augustine has always been a sought-after treasure, a priceless gem in Florida's history.
The whole family can enjoy Interacting with famous figures from history as well as modern movie stars and more at Potter's Wax Museum in St. Augustine.
Tour the nation's oldest city and learn its fascinating history while hopping on and off at various attractions, restaurants, and more with Ripley's Sightseeing Trains.
Flagler's Memorial Presbyterian Church was dedicated on March 16, 1890. The old Presbyterian Church on St. George Street was vacated as the congregation moved to the new sanctuary with room for 480 worshipers.
The whole family can enjoy Interacting with famous figures from history as well as modern movie stars and more at Potter's Wax Museum in St. Augustine.
Enjoy a private chartered sail, reserve a mini-cruise for a larger group, or rent a sailboat if qualified, with the exclusive yacht charters and ASA sailing school in Camachee Cove Harbor.
