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Things to do in St. Augustine

St. Augustine, the nation's oldest city, offers an exciting blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an art lover, or an outdoor adventurer, there's something for everyone to enjoy. From exploring historic landmarks like Castillo de San Marcos and the Oldest Wooden Schoolhouse, to taking a scenic boat tour along the Matanzas River, you'll find endless activities to make your stay unforgettable. Immerse yourself in the charm of this vibrant city and create lasting memories as you explore its unique attractions. Let us guide you to the best things to do in St. Augustine during your visit!

Castillo de San Marcos

This historic fort was built in 1672 by the Spanish that occupied the area at the time. Guest can now tour this fort and learn about how this fort contributed to American and Florida's rich history.

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Flagler College

Whether you're a student, or just there for a tour, this historic campus is a gorgeous place to visit, especially with it's well preserved Spanish Renaissance architectural structure.

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Kayak St Augustine

Have the adventure of a lifetime with kayak tours, rentals , and more. Get up close to manatees while experiencing the joy of paddle boarding or kayaking.

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Lightner Museum

Once a hotel in the 1800s, this building is now known for one of the finest collections of 19th century art in America. They offer both guided and self-guided tours.

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Old Town Trolley

These trolleys offer some of the best tours in all of St. Augustine. They offer a 1-2 trolley passes along with a late night Ghosts & Gravestones tour.

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Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park

Learn more about this Spanish settlement site—one of the oldest colonized cities in the United States—through the many exhibits they have in their reconstructed settlement.

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Potter's Wax Museum

This is one of the oldest wax museums in the country and features a variety of celebrities and notable figures. Guests can take pictures with Albert Einstein, Jack Sparrow, and much more.

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Ripley's Believe It or Not!

Visit this museum's collections of oddities and wonders for a truly fun time. This museum includes shrunken human heads, rare animal skeletons, and so much more!

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San Sebastian Winery

This gorgeous winery is just a few blocks from the historic downtown district of St Augustine. It offers elegant tastings Monday through Saturdays and even features a Jazz bar on it's rooftop.

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Scenic Cruise St Augustine

Tour the waters of St. Augustine with an hour and fifteen minute Scenic Cruise! Tours cover a variety of popular St. Augustine sites from it's beautiful waters.

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Schooner Freedom

This ship was originally build in Norfolk, Virginia, but was brought to St Augustine to serve as a charter boat for guest to enjoy the beautiful St. Augustine waters.

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St Augustine Alligator Farm

Learn more about the powerful alligators at this fun zoo-type environment. The location offers daily wildlife shows, a zipline, and much more.

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St Augustine Distillery

Once an ice plant built around 1907, this building has been refurbished to become a distillery. They offer tours and tastings of their amazing cocktails.

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St Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum

Learn more about the golden age of piracy back when Port Royal, Jamaica, and even St. Augustine were new discoveries. The museum has a variety of artifacts along with interactive exhibits.

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Whetstone Chocolate Factory

Treat yourself to some of the worlds most decadent chocolates at this delightful chocolate factory. It even hosts tasting tours for it's chocolates, gelato, fudge, coffee, and toffees.

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