(877) 467-5863
12 S Castillo Drive,
Downtown Historic District
Explore the world’s largest collection of authentic pirate artifacts in a city that has seen its share of pirates.
(904) 814-9562
2045 S.R. 16, St Augustine
ZIPstream Canopy Adventure is closed until further notice as of April 22, 2019. The course is being re-designed.
(904) 687-0022
525 Charles Usinas Memorial Hwy., St Augustine
This escape room offers three different experiences, with two St. Augustine themed escape rooms.
(904) 209-3742
1340 A1A South, Anastasia Island, St Augusitne
The Amp (formerly the St. Augustine Amphitheatre) is the premier concert venue in St. Johns County, hosting world-class artists throughout the year.
(904) 829-9056
31 Orange Street,
Downtown Historic District
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.
(904) 829-9887
83 King Street,
Downtown Historic District
The Villa Zorayda was built in the late 19th century to replicate a portion of the Alhambra Palace in Granada.
(904) 209-0399
1050 A1A North, Ponte Vedra
This concert hall is located north of St. Augustine and features live music acts and travelling performers.
(904) 217-0275
149 King Street,
Downtown Historic District
Take a chocolate tour at this classic St. Augustine chocolatier, which offers a sweet look behind the candy-making process.
(904) 824-1606
19 San Marco Avenue,
Downtown Historic District
Amazing exhibits and unbelievable artifacts from around the globe make Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! a one-of-a-kind experience.
(904) 940-4123
One World Golf Place, World Golf Village, St Augustine
Learn all about the accomplishments of golfers from around the world and the history of the game of golf.
(904) 829-0745
100 Red Cox Road, Anastasia Island, St Augustine
Climb 219 steps to the top for breathtaking views of the nation’s oldest city and the Atlantic Ocean.
(904) 342-8887
20 Aviles Street,
Downtown Historic District
Welcome to 1800’s St. Augustine with a fascinating tour of this beautifully restored colonial house and museum.
(904) 829-3168
11 Magnolia Avenue,
Downtown Historic District
The Fountain of Youth gives visitors a chance to experience history at this important archaeological site and to drink from the famous springs.
(904) 342-2857
33 St George St,
Downtown Historic District
Visitors can experience three centuries of St. Augustine’s vivid history through interactive activities and more at the Colonial Quarter.
(904) 824-1606
19 San Marco Avenue,
Downtown Historic District
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.
(904) 826-1594
157 King Street,
Downtown Historic District
Come by for a free wine tasting and fascinating behind-the-scenes tour of how wine is made.
(904) 824-0192
14 St. George Street, Downtown Historic District
Take a lesson from the Oldest Wooden School House in the country, complete with replica displays and museum on the inside!
(904) 373-7777
100 St. George Street,
Downtown Historic District
This museum showcases the darker sides of human history.
(904) 824-1806
111 Avenida Menendez,
Downtown Historic District
Climb aboard and enjoy a relaxing tour of St. Augustine’s historic waterways.
(904) 824-2874
75 King Street, Historic District
Enjoy the atmosphere and artwork of another age at this elegant Museum, formerly the Alcazar Hotel.
(904) 826-0000
111 Avenida Menendez,
Downtown Historic District
Be a pirate, or just act like one, on the The Black Raven’s unique live, interactive pirate cruise.
(904) 377-7245
111 Avenida Menendez
These guided water tours offer serious nature and plenty of fun.
(904) 829-8205
41 St. George Street, Downtown Historic District
Pray, light a candle, or view the Byzantine frescoes in this shrine and museum dedicated to the first Greek colony in the US.
(904) 810-1010
111 Avenida Menendez
Sail on the Florida waters that border the city of St. Augustine, the same currents that guided Menendez, Drake, and Ponce de Leon.
(904) 829-3800
167 San Marco Ave., Downtown Historic District
Home of St. Augustine’s most violent criminals from 1891–1953.
(904) 825-4962
112 Riberia Street, Downtown Historic District
Explore St. Augustine’s first legal distillery since Prohibition and sample some of the award-winning spirits being crafted there.
(904) 471-6616
10 W. Castillo Dr., Downtown Historic District
Project SWING is a fully equipped, interactive play area that was designed and built by the St. Augustine community in 1997.
(904) 829-6506
1 South Castillo Drive, Downtown Historic District
The oldest masonry fort in the continental U.S. and a National Monument, the Castillo is the focal point of historical St. Augustine.
(904) 824-2874
75 King Street, Downtown Historic District
Enjoy the atmosphere and artwork of another age at this elegant Museum, formerly the Alcazar Hotel.
(904) 826-0750
32 Aviles Street, Downtown Historic District
Built during the first Spanish Period, the Father O’Reilly House Museum is one of the oldest structures in St. Augustine.
(407) 917-3858
2 St. George Street, Downtown Historic District
This 1-hr pirate tour for kids is led by Captain Henri and shares some of St. Augustine’s swashbuckling history.
(904) 824-1191
102 M L King Ave, Lincolnville, Downtown Historic District
Excelsior was St. Augustine’s first black public high school, now a museum and cultural center.
(904) 335-3155
167 San Marco Avenue, Downtown Historic District
Old Town Trolley Tours offers a complete narrated tour of St. Augustine, along with the convenience of 23 stops throughout the historic district.
(904) 342-7730
3 Aviles Street, Downtown Historic District
This museum offers an intriguing look into colonial medicine and early settlement life in St. Augustine, Florida.
(904) 824-2806
38 Cathedral Place, Downtown Historic District
America’s first parish and the oldest Catholic Church in the city. Explore this exquisite building and view the Spanish-inspired architecture.
(904) 829-6451
32 Sevilla Street, Downtown Historic District
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.
904-823-3378
74 King Street Downtown Historic District
Historic Tours of Flagler College highlight the architectural heritage of the former Hotel Ponce de Leon, listed as a National Historic Landmark. Built by railroad magnate, Henry M. Flagler in 1888, the Ponce is considered one of the finest examples of Spanish Renaissance architecture and was one of the most exclusive resorts of its day.