Castillo de San Marcos

One of the top attractions in the city is the Castillo de San Marcos, which is the oldest masonry fort in the United States. On the weekends, check out the historic weapon demonstrations that include musket or canon firings! You can buy a ticket to tour the inside of the fort, or discover the beautiful views from the outside. Centrally located in downtown historic St. Augustine!

St. George Street

This pedestrian-only thoroughfare is home to some of the best shops, restaurants, museums, and more! Most of the spots along the street are locally owned, so you’ll be getting a genuine St. Augustine experience. Whether you’re interested in learning about the history of the Nation’s Oldest City or you want to enjoy a delicious meal at a local restaurant, you’ll want to start at St. George Street.

Old Town Trolley Tours

The hop on/off trolley tours provide transportation around the city of St Augustine, while also conveniently stopping at major sights/attractions within the city. Tour guides provide a bit of history about the city along the route, and passengers have the flexibility to hop off and explore sights at their leisure.

The Fountain of Youth

The Fountain of Youth in St. Augustine is legendary, known as the place where Ponce De Leon discovered the healing waters that magically maintain your youthful appearance. Drink from the magical spring’s waters, plus explore many exhibits and historical attractions at the 15-acre Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park.

San Sebastian Winery

Founded in 1996, San Sebastián Winery is located at 157 King Street—in one of Henry Flagler’s old East Coast Railway buildings—just a few blocks from historic downtown. Today, San Sebastian ranks as one of Florida's premium wineries, and remains a pioneer in the development of premium, sparkling and dessert wines from Muscadine grapes.
Self Guided Tours and Wine Tasting run throughout the day, and are offered seven days a week!

Tini Martini Bar

This torch-lit martini and wine bar, located al fresco and with harbor front views, features European-style cafe seating that fans out onto a tiered portico. Enjoy an extensive variety of specialty martinis, fine wines by the glass and distinctive domestic and international beers.

Our favorites:
Kelley - Cappuccino Tini & the Key Lime Tini
Jimmy - Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

St. Augustine Distillery

St. Augustine Distillery is a locally owned and operated, artisanal spirits distillery in historic, downtown St. Augustine. Located within a beautifully restored ice plant from 1907, they offer handcrafted, award-winning rum, bourbon whiskey, gin, and vodka. All of their spirits are made from local and regional agricultural products. St. Augustine Distillery offers free tours and tastings seven days a week.

Lightner Museum

Located in the heart of downtown St. Augustine, Lightner Museum occupies the historic Alcazar Hotel, a Gilded Age resort hotel built in 1888 by railroad magnate Henry Flagler. Founded in 1948, the Museum is home to one of the premier collections of 19th-and early 20th-century fine and decorative art in the country. Furnishings, paintings, leaded glass windows, cut and blown glass, and natural history specimens from the Otto Lightner Collection are exhibited against the backdrop of the magnificent Alcazar Hotel.

Prohibition Kitchen

Prohibition Kitchen serves up music and a 1920s style on St. George Street. This two-story industrial-themed pub offers generous portions of locally sourced bar food, craft cocktails, and live music every night. The building has been artfully renovated using reclaimed materials from the original colonial structure, like the 400-year-old heart of pine ceiling boards, which were used to create the bar and booth tables at Prohibition Kitchen.