The Oldest Wooden School House stands on St. George St. in St. Augustine and is open for tours.

Historic Sites

History is around every corner.

Explore the brick streets and you'll find historic sites all around. Every corner is rich with history, waiting to be discovered. No vacation is complete until you've gazed up at the Louis Comfort-Tiffany stained glass at Flagler College, or climbed the steps of the lighthouse, or taken a sip from the Fountain of Youth, or learned about Aviles Street -- the oldest street in the nation's oldest city. Parts of the city predate the country itself! Visit the old houses and museums to discover a new side of the city that was once a small port town and is now a bustling, energetic community dedicated to preserving its remarkable past.

(904) 829-6506

1 South Castillo Drive

The oldest masonry fort in the continental U.S. and a National Monument, the Castillo is the focal point of historic St. Augustine.

2 Aviles Street

Aviles Street is the nation's oldest street and the heart of St. Augustine's Artist District.

20 Bridge of Lions

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Bridge of Lions connects historic downtown to Anastasia Island.

(904) 819-6400

74 King Street

Flagler College is a unique combination of the past and present, and an architectural icon of the city of St. Augustine.

(904) 471-0116

8635 A1A South

This National Monument's long history is closely connected with the founding of St. Augustine.

(904) 823-2232

15 Fort Mose Trail

A National Historic Landmark since 1994 and a precursor site of the National Underground Railroad Network.

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 St. Augustine's formal 400th anniversary.

(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.

8655 A1A South

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

(904) 829-3800

167 San Marco Ave.

Visitors can experience history as inmates in period dress guide them through the women’s cells, men’s cells, and the maximum-security cells.

(904) 824-2872

14 St. Francis Street

A historic house museum offering docent led tours through St. Augustine's oldest surviving Spanish structure

(904) 342-7730

3 Aviles Street

The Spanish Military Hospital Museum gives visitors a chance to learn about medical practices and procedures in the Colonial Spanish Period of St. Augustine.