St Augustine Attractions

This theater has the largest screen in North Florida.

A Spanish-style garden dedicated in 1965 as part of St. Augustine's formal 400th anniversary.

Learn about the past through historic collections and featured exhibits.

Excelsior, St. Augustine's first Black public high school, is now a museum.

A National Historic Landmark that's one of the few buildings that dates back to the first Spanish colonial period.

Florida's first Presbyterian Congregation, established in 1824, moved to this church in 1890.

Offering student groups entertaining and educational immersive field trips for more than 25 years that highlight historical Florida living.

An ancient tree that has stood the test of time.

Offering docent led tours through the town's oldest surviving Spanish structure.

A historic house that offers guided tours and several wedding packages.

A national historic landmark that has been a gathering spot since 1573.

This walled garden once held fruit trees and a food garden for the Ribera family.

Take in scenic views while playing on the oldest mini golf course in Florida.

Private group boat tours for up to six, led by a naturalist captain.

Local distillery offering handcrafted spirits, tasting tours, and barrel-aging service.

This cemetery was founded three years after the First Congregation Sons of Israel.

Learn about medical practices and procedures from the Colonial Spanish Period.

Elkton's historic rural church honoring the area's early settlers and farmers.