1 Hour Historical Tour of Saint Augustine Florida & FREE Parking

We will take you on a narrated tour of Historic Downtown Saint Augustine's most interesting places. On this tour you will see most of the attractions, landmarks, and memorials, all while listening to your guide tell you fascinating stories about each place.

See Henry Flagler's second hotel, the Hotel Alcazar - now home to the Lightner Museum and learn about all the fun activities and amenities Flagler had available for his guests.

Learn about the Catholic Diocese here in Saint Augustine! On our tour we will tell you about the Catholic Church and its role in city and beyond!

See where it all began and hear the story of this landmark and details into its founding.

See BOTH of the oldest houses on this tour. There is more than meets the eye!

Pass by (or over!) the Bridge of lions, once considered "The Pride of Dixie". Hear about its founding and details about its renovations and other interesting facts

See this marvel of a building that used to be the treasury during colonial times. Learn about its two toned architecture.

Learn about this historical location and its significance.

We pass this street at different crossings on the tour.

Learn about the original use of the building and its secrets!

See where the night of lights celebration never ceases.

See the fort and hear about all of its significant victories and battles.

See where Flagler and his family are buried and stories surrounding this area.

See some of the largest single fired pieces of tericota in the world and other marvels and comparisons.

See the first home of Saint Augustine and hear about its significance.

Pass by the oldest drug store, potters wax museum.

See the tallest building and hear about its history.

This is officially the oldest house! It is closed now, but we can still drive by and see the building and tell you about it.

Hear about Saint Augustine's rich black history and events that took place in historic lincolnville.

See it and hear about it

Hear about Osceola and the seminoles, as well as the history of who is buried there.

See where soldiers were treated for injuries during battles at the Fort Castillo San Marcos.