Twin Oaks North Saint Augustine
Sightseeing
About 5 miles away, this beach has good fishing and plenty of space. There is a Publix grocery store and several restaurants at the south end and multiple places to park as you head north on A1A, some with restrooms and showers.
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VILANO BEACH
About 5 miles away, this beach has good fishing and plenty of space. There is a Publix grocery store and several restaurants at the south end and multiple places to park as you head north on A1A, some with restrooms and showers.
The lighthouse is 6.5 miles or about 15 minutes away. Awesome views and lots of history! Near Anastasia Island State Park and the Alligator Farm.
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Faro y Museo Marítimo de St. Augustine
100 Red Cox DrThe lighthouse is 6.5 miles or about 15 minutes away. Awesome views and lots of history! Near Anastasia Island State Park and the Alligator Farm.
At just over 4 miles this unique attraction is less than 10 minutes with normal traffic. Run by the National Park Service, it was originally built by the Spanish to defend Florida and the Atlantic trade route. It is the oldest masonry fortification in the continental United States and a must see for any history buff!
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Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
11 S Castillo DrAt just over 4 miles this unique attraction is less than 10 minutes with normal traffic. Run by the National Park Service, it was originally built by the Spanish to defend Florida and the Atlantic trade route. It is the oldest masonry fortification in the continental United States and a must see for any history buff!
Fort Matanzas protected the southern entrance to Saint Augustine and is visible from A1A if you head south to Palm Coast. Unfortunately, ferry service and access to the island remains closed until further notice.
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Fort Matanzas National Monument
8635 A1A SFort Matanzas protected the southern entrance to Saint Augustine and is visible from A1A if you head south to Palm Coast. Unfortunately, ferry service and access to the island remains closed until further notice.
Great place to take the kids or for anyone who wants to see alligators and other reptiles up close and personal. Also a great place to see native birds.
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Parque Zoológico de la Granja de Cocodrilos de St. Augustine
999 Anastasia BlvdGreat place to take the kids or for anyone who wants to see alligators and other reptiles up close and personal. Also a great place to see native birds.
Housed in the former Hotel Alcazar, the second grand hotel built by Henry Flagler in St. Augustine, the Lightner has a wide variety of exhibits and can be a great way to spend a rainy day.
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Museo Lightner
75 King StHoused in the former Hotel Alcazar, the second grand hotel built by Henry Flagler in St. Augustine, the Lightner has a wide variety of exhibits and can be a great way to spend a rainy day.
Home to the largest amount of Tiffany glass actually in use, even in the cafeteria! The former Hotel Ponce de Leon was the first hotel built by Henry Flagler in Saint Augustine. The rich and famous came to spend the season in one of the nation's first electrified buildings. The tour is well worth it and ends up in a room with a ceiling painted the original Tiffany blue and lit by Tiffany Austrian crystal chandeliers.
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Flagler College
74 King StHome to the largest amount of Tiffany glass actually in use, even in the cafeteria! The former Hotel Ponce de Leon was the first hotel built by Henry Flagler in Saint Augustine. The rich and famous came to spend the season in one of the nation's first electrified buildings. The tour is well worth it and ends up in a room with a ceiling painted the original Tiffany blue and lit by Tiffany Austrian crystal chandeliers.
Love Pirates of the Caribbean? This is the place for you! They even offer birthday parties complete with costumed staff. For even more pirate themed fun, check out the Black Raven, St. Augustine's famous sailing Pirate ship,
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Museo de Piratas y Tesoros de St. Augustine
12 S Castillo DrLove Pirates of the Caribbean? This is the place for you! They even offer birthday parties complete with costumed staff. For even more pirate themed fun, check out the Black Raven, St. Augustine's famous sailing Pirate ship,
Food scene
Featuring wines made with Florida grapes like the native muscadine, the Winery is located in Henry Flagler's East Coast Railway building. On the weekends, the Cellar Upstairs is a great place to watch the sunset, catch some live music, and enjoy a snack.
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San Sebastian Winery
157 King StFeaturing wines made with Florida grapes like the native muscadine, the Winery is located in Henry Flagler's East Coast Railway building. On the weekends, the Cellar Upstairs is a great place to watch the sunset, catch some live music, and enjoy a snack.
Good seafood with outdoor seating, live music and water views. There's also a boat tour that leaves from the adjacent dock for dolphin or sunset tours.
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Kingfish Grill On the Water
252 Yacht Club DriveGood seafood with outdoor seating, live music and water views. There's also a boat tour that leaves from the adjacent dock for dolphin or sunset tours.
Best cocktail spot
Torches and lights give this place a nice ambiance after dark and it always has great views of the harbor.
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The Tini Martini Bar
24 Avenida MenendezTorches and lights give this place a nice ambiance after dark and it always has great views of the harbor.
Consejos para la ciudad
Cómo moverse
Rideshares or the sightseeing train are best for downtown.
Parking can be difficult to find, expensive to use and limited to just a couple of hours in the old city. Using Uber or Lyft is a convenient alternative or, better yet, park at Red Train or Old Town Trolley tours and use the hop on, hop off open air vehicle with a narrated historical tour. Tickets available on line.