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St. Augustine Florida 

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The Old City is filled with tons of things to do and sights to see. Places like Anastasia State Park FL, St Augustine Beach, the Lightner Museum, and the St Augustine Bridge of Lions are such remarkable symbols of the Old City that you cannot pass up the opportunity to visit them all. Others like Flagler College in St Augustine and the Cathedral Basilica offer additional pieces of the Old City's history and are remarkable places to photograph. For a bit of lighthearted entertainment, check out Potter's Wax Museum, Ripley's Believe It or Not, San Sebastian Winery, and the many local Art Galleries where you can find spectacular items! Check out these great attractions in St Augustine Florida and they will surely enhance your Beach Vacation.

More St Augustine Florida Attractions

The Old City is filled with interesting and unique places due to its vast history as the first Spanish settlement on the continent of North America. Whether you are visiting St Augustine for a relaxing Florida Beach Vacation, an unforgettable Honeymoon, or a Romantic getaway, do not miss the opportunity to see some of the wonderful places that make the Old City so special. We recommend visiting Attractions like the St Augustine Forts, the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument and Fort Matanzas, the Legendary Ponce de Leon Fountain of Youth Park with its historical artifacts and unique spring, the haunted St. Augustine Lighthouse, and the Alligator Farm with its reptile and bird exhibits. Also, historical Attractions like the Old Jail, the Oldest House, Old St Augustine Village, and the Colonial Spanish Quarter are great places to learn more about this remarkable place, its grand history, and the reasons for its success as the first Spanish colony established in the New World. Finally, some visitors will find swimming with the dolphins to be the best of the Attractions. In fact, Marineland Dolphin Research Center in St Augustine has reopened and offers sessions where visitors can swim with bottlenose dolphins, feed them, or watch the trainers teach them tricks. Plan your trip today and book a room in one of our lovely accommodations; the only choice that offers perfection in St Augustine Beach Lodging.

All of the Hotels and Inns in our organization are located nearby to St Augustine Beach and all of these great hotspots, as well. You'll have it all at your fingertips. Don't stay across town or miss an opportunity. We are sure you will enjoy staying in one of our renowned, historic St Augustine Inns.

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
History of Castillo de San Marcos The city of St Augustine was founded by the Spanish in 1565 with the arrival Pedro Menendez de Aviles. Other colonial settlements had tried to succeed in the New World of Florida, but none were successful except for...
Colonial Spanish Quarter

Step back in time and learn about what life was like for St Augustine's early settlers and visit the Colonial Spanish Quarter. As one of the most famous Florida Attractions, the Colonial Spanish Quarter is more than just a heritage museum, it is a living h...
Fort Matanzas
Fort Matanzas played an important role in St Augustine Florida History in that it was built to protect the rear entrance to the city located along the Matanzas River. It was here at this access point to the city that British General, James Oglethorpe...
Fountain of Youth Park
Have you ever heard of the Legendary Fountain of Youth? Many have heard the legends and stories that surround the Fountain of Youth, but few have been so inspired by the tales that they actually went in search of this legendary place. Ponce de Leon, St...
Marineland Dolphin Conservation Center
Marineland Florida was one of the first area attractions to open and has remained one of the best places to visit in the city if you love animals, especially dolphins! After opening in 1939, Marineland was billed as an "Oceanarium," a place where tou...
Oldest House Museum St Augustine
The settlement of St Augustine was established more than 400 years ago and has endured through many wars and the occupation of various European empires during its Colonial period. Many of the early forts, buildings, and homes were destroyed by forces...
St Augustine Alligator Farm
If you love animals and learning about wildlife then the Alligator Farm is one of the St Augustine Attractions that you must see! This zoological park features tons of great exhibits and is home to a great rookery. Visit the Alligator Farm Zoological...
St Augustine Lighthouse
Resting at the northern end of Anastasia Island Florida, the St. Augustine Lighthouse has warned and provided light to the incoming and passing ships that sail through the Matanzas Inlet and Atlantic Ocean for more than 100 years, and today it's one of...
St Augustine Old Jail
The Old Jail was built by hotel magnate Henry Flagler in 1891, and its pink stucco exterior makes it look a lot like the luxurious hotels that Flagler built and owned. Flagler knew the residents of St Augustine needed a jail to maintain order, and he...