An image of the Castillo.

St Augustine Attractions

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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 hooves on brick-paved streets 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.

(904) 829-8272

8 Carrera Street

Henry Flagler built the Grace Church in 1887, using the same builders and architects that he used to build the Ponce de Leon Hotel. This church replaced the Olive...

(904) 823-4500

505 Guana River Road

GTM Research Reserve is dedicated to the preservation of an unspoiled and undeveloped natural treasure, supporting a vibrant ecosystem and subsystems.

10 ½ South Castillo Drive

Located outside just outside the city gate, the Huguenot Cemetery was established in 1821 to serve the entire population, regardless of faith.

Corner of Hypolita and St. George Streets

A Spanish-style garden dedicated in 1965 as part of the formal 400th anniversary of St. Augustine.

(910) 262-7355

260 Vilano Road

The Captain of the Island Queen invites private groups with up to 6 people to tour St. Augustine from the water aboard their comfortable power yacht.

2300 A1A South

Lakeside Park, situated on Anhinga Lake, provides a serene place for picnics, contemplation, and fishing.

(904) 824-2872

31 St. Francis Street

The Llambias House, a National Historic Landmark, is one of the few buildings in St. Augustine that dates back to the first Spanish colonial period.

(904) 814-9886

101 Tolstoy Lane

Marineland Marina has approximately 20 transient boat slips nestled on the Intracoastal Waterway between Palm Coast and St. Augustine, Florida. Conveniently located...

8655 A1A South

Encompassing 300 acres comprised of four ecosystems, and also offers a beach on the Atlantic Ocean.

(352) 212-6142

400 Riverside Blvd.

Step aboard a 24-foot Carolina Skiff with Captain Russ and learn more about St. Augustine from the water.