St Augustine Attractions

Offering student groups entertaining and educational immersive field trips for more than 25 years that highlight historical Florida living.

An ancient tree that has stood the test of time.

A historic house offering docent led tours through the town's oldest surviving Spanish structure.

A historic house that offers guided tours and several wedding packages.

A national historic landmark that has been a gathering spot since 1573.

Local distillery offering handcrafted spirits, tasting tours, and barrel-aging service.

Learn about medical practices and procedures from the Colonial Spanish Period.

Elkton's historic rural church honoring the area's early settlers and farmers.

Visitors can see wild reptiles, lemurs, Komodo dragons and toucans at the only place in the world to see all 24 species of crocodilians.

Promoting artistic excellence for almost 100 years.

The museum presents a colorful look at St. Augustine's surfing history.

Serving the historic Lincolnville neighborhood, the church was named for the patron saint of African-Americans.

St. Cyprian's is a diverse and inclusive community church that combines the modern with the traditional in an intimate, welcoming setting.

A bayfront landmark that houses a small museum detailing Florida's military history.

A hot spot for local dining, shopping, and history.

Founded in 1873, the St. Paul AME Church has fostered the resilient spirit of St. Augustine for generations.

Greek Orthodox shrine and museum, dubbed the "Jewel of St. George Street."

This historic and Catholic site dates back to St. Augustine's founding.

The oldest planned cemetery in the State of Florida, with burials officially ceasing in 1884.