☀️ Daytime Tour · St. Augustine, FL
Historical St. Augustine Walking Tour
Step into 1565. Our expert guides bring America's oldest city to life — its Spanish colonial streets, colonial-era fortresses, and the extraordinary people who shaped it all.
Castillo de San Marcos
The oldest masonry fort in the continental U.S., built by the Spanish in 1672. Walk around its coquina walls and hear the stories of siege and survival.
Flagler College
Once Henry Flagler's opulent Ponce de León Hotel — a gilded-age masterpiece now housing one of Florida's most beautiful college campuses.
Cathedral Basilica
The oldest Catholic parish in the U.S., dating to 1565. Its Spanish Renaissance architecture has watched over St. Augustine for centuries.
Old City Gates
The iconic 18th-century coquina-stone gates that once marked the northern entrance to the walled colonial city.
Where We Meet
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Starting Point
Visitor Information Center
Meet your guide in front of the Visitor Information Center, next to the parking garage. Bring water and appropriate attire for the day's weather.
Reserve Your Spot in History
One tour daily, departing at 12:00 PM. Group sizes are kept small for an intimate, personal experience.
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