• Plaza de la Constitución - The tour begins with a brief introduction before heading to the Hotel District. The guide will provide insights into the Conquest and Exploration era. Visitors will see the Governor’s House, Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, Constitution Monument, and more.
• Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine - The oldest parish in the United States can be seen across the street from the Plaza.
• 11 Aviles Street Artists and Craftsmen Guild - The tour will pass by the oldest street in the United States, also known as Military Hospital Street. This street features several museums and cafes.
• Bridge of Lions - As the tour continues towards St. Augustine’s top attraction, the famous Bridge of Lions will be visible across the street. This bridge is adorned with four magnificent lion sculptures and is an icon of the oldest city.
• Castillo de San Marcos National Monument - The oldest masonry fort in the continental United States and the top attraction in St. Augustine. The fort dates back to 1695, and the entire structure remains original.
• National Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche at Mission Nombre de Dios - The tour will pass by the holiest site in the United States. The guide will share stories about this special location, known as the birthplace of the nation and a national shrine.
• Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park - The tour will travel along Magnolia Street, considered one of the most beautiful in the nation, and pass by the Fountain of Youth site, offering a great photo opportunity.
• Old Jail Museum - The tour will visit the Old Jail site, which was relocated from the hotel district at Henry Flagler’s request to move it away from the hotels.
• Huguenot Cemetery - The tour will pass by the old Protestant cemetery. Keep an eye out for a ghost at this famously haunted location.
• Flagler College - The tour will circle the former Ponce de Leon Hotel, showcasing the most luxurious and expensive hotel of its time, featuring an impressive collection of stained glass windows by Louis C. Tiffany.
• Lightner Museum - Visitors will enter the building to explore the site of what was once the world’s largest indoor swimming pool, located in the former Alcazar Hotel. Today, the building houses both the Lightner Museum and St. Augustine’s city hall.
• Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center - The tour passes through Lincolnville, where the guide will share stories about significant events of the civil rights movement in St. Augustine during the 1960s.
• Memorial Presbyterian Church - Visitors will be captivated by this magnificent church in the heart of the oldest city, built in less than a year as a memorial to Henry Flagler’s daughter.
• St. Augustine Distillery - The tour will pass by the St. Augustine Distillery en route to the Flagler Memorial Presbyterian Church. The former ice plant was converted into a distillery when ice production became unnecessary.

• Certified Guide
• Complimentary photos

• Gratuities

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