Top Florida Walking Tours - page 6

Visit cemeteries and other mysterious sites on this paranormal-focused tour of St. Augustine. This isn’t one of those ghost tours in which the guide is spouting urban legends. On this tour, all the sites have been thoroughly researched and your guide is sharing historic information and true stories. This makes an interesting tour for both paranormal believers and anyone who wants to learn about a different side of the city.

Key West is a wonderfully walkable island that deserves just as much exploration under the moonlight as it does under the sun. Avoid crowded group tours with this private self-guided ghost tour. Using your smartphone, you’ll explore Key West’s allegedly haunted sites and hear their grizzly histories. Go at your own pace, taking breaks or visiting other Key West attractions as you continue your adventure.

Immerse yourself in the rhythms, flavors, and culture of Little Havana on a walking tour of the historic neighborhood led by a local guide. Stroll through a bustling farmer’s market, watch expert cigar rollers at work, taste Cuban coffee, and enjoy a filling homemade Cuban lunch. Learn the history and stories behind public artwork and Domino Park’s game-playing regulars that keep the neighborhood vibrant.

If you’re brave enough to stroll the streets of St. Augustine alone, this self-guided audio tour will take you through the haunted history of the country’s first city. Explore the historic alleys in search of the most haunted hotels, cemeteries, restaurants and homes surrounding the old city. Walk by the Oldest Wooden School House, the Old Powder House Inn Bed and Breakfast, and many more sites, some dating back hundreds of years.

With this intimate small-group tour, you can get a shortcut to Miami’s most interesting outdoor art, public installations, sculptures, and architecture, without having to do your own independent research. Instead, join a guide on a route that showcases the best of the Miami Design District, with plenty of photo stops along the way.

A stroll through Sanford’s historic downtown is as light and airy as the breeze coming off Lake Monroe. Spot 19th-century architecture like the Old Jail House and Old Firestation while passing by hip bistros, local shops, and a growing craft beer scene. Meet your group at the Sanford Information Center right on 1st Street–with marina views and scents of international cuisine tempting you to stay for hours longer.

St. Augustine is one of the oldest cities in the United States—and with that rich history comes plenty of ghostly legends. Get to know the city’s macabre side on a walking tour that goes beyond the guidebooks. Meet your guide in the city center, and set off after dark. As you explore the area around vibrant St. George Street, hear spooky stories about pirates, vengeful spirits, and unexplained events—and may even spot a ghost or two.

Visit three historic museums on a guided walking tour in Fort Lauderdale’s Arts and Science district. Follow a local guide to the 1899 Replica Schoolhouse Museum, the Pioneer House Museum, and the History Museum. All locations are located on the banks of the New River with plenty of restaurants nearby for you to enjoy after your tour.

A true cultural exchange, rooted in authenticity and connection. Step inside the real Little Havana, where pre 1959 Cuban Culture lives, the one locals cherish, artists celebrate, and Cuban families have built for generations. This immersive cultural walk goes far beyond the typical tourist stops, taking you into private museums, art galleries, historic taverns, and community spaces that most visitors never discover. Along the way, you’ll hear untold stories of exile, resilience, art, music, and neighborhood pride, shared by the people who lived them. Depending on the day, you may meet Cuban business owners, artists, musicians, historians, or even Bay of Pigs veterans, each adding their own voice to the living history of Calle Ocho. What Makes This Tour Unique? Real conversations with local Cubans, not staged performances A deep dive into Cuban art, history, and neighborhood identity Perfect for travelers who want more than a photo —they want a story to take home.

Experience the vibrant culture and diverse cuisine of the bustling South Beach neighborhood of Miami on this guided, half-day, small-group food tour. Led by an enthusiastic and knowledgeable foodie guide, sample American, Cuban, French, Haitian, Italian, Mediterranean and Peruvian dishes at some of the most popular restaurants in South Beach and talk with the owners about their specialties. Learn about the history and architecture of this trendy, quirky district and find out why it’s one of the most popular hot spots in the world.

Miami is known for its sun-soaked beaches, dazzling skyline, and round-the-clock entertainment, but there’s much more to the city than most travelers get to see. On this tour, connect with a Miami local who will show you around their city like a friend and introduce you to the neighborhoods that they know and love. Find out about the best beaches, gain an insight into Miami culture, and receive personalized recommendations on where to eat, shop, and party.

America’s Oldest City has a dark and haunted history that takes the spotlight during this guide walking tour. Explore the underbelly of the Ancient City as your guide walks you down St. George Street, around Flagler College, and the Trade Winds Tropical Lounge. This ghost tour discusses more than spirits, as serial killers and other grizzly killings are detailed throughout the tour.

Explore Lake Eola at your own pace with this self-guided GPS audio tour of the beautiful lake. As you walk, you'll learn about the history of Orlando and about the park and its features more specifically. The app also includes recommendations on how to make the most of your time at the park, from hanging out at the lake restaurant to taking a paddleboat ride.

Clearwater is known for its beaches and sunsets, but there’s a different tale to this Gulf Coast city when the stars come out. Join this spine-tingling small-group walking tour through Clearwater’s Safety Harbor, covering documented true crime, local legends, and paranormal activity at historic landmarks—no costumes or theatrics. Includes entry to the Safety Harbor Resort and Spa lobby, and guests participate in hunting for ghosts using paranormal equipment.

Grabbing drinks in a new city can sometimes be overwhelming finding your own way from place to place. This Toast of St. Augustine Walking Pub Crawl takes the stress out of asking for directions with an experience led by a guide. You’ll visit historic pubs in St. Augustine while enjoying alcoholic beverages and learning about the city’s past.

Winter Haven has a great food scene with lots of international flavors—but it can be tiring to read endless restaurant reviews and choose where to eat. Cut out the research time, and get a shortcut to tasty cuisine instead with this guided food tour. Potential tastings along the way include Thai spring rolls and dumplings, kombucha, pretzels, olive oil, cakes, and cookies.

Sanford sits just north of Orlando and is a favorite watering hole for locals who love a bit of history with their craft beer. This Sanford craft beer and history tour showcases the best of both. Stroll through this small city’s streets, uncovering facts about its history with prohibition. As you walk, you’ll pop into three local breweries for sips of their best beers.

Every year, millions of people come to Central Florida to visit the world-famous theme parks and they think they have seen “Orlando”. But truth be told, they have only seen the half of it, and some would argue that what you are about to experience is actually “the better half”. Downtown Orlando is full of history, culture, art and natural beauty and I am eager to share it all with you. On this tour you'll be guided through Orlando, you’ll see its historic buildings, secret gems, lake Eola, squares, parks, artwork, statues, fountains and so much more. Our Virtual Guide will tell you about Orlando’s early days, Walt Disney’s history in Orlando, it’s historic characters, art, how Orlando got it’s name, and so much more.

Explore the historic heart of St. Augustine, the oldest continuously inhabited European-founded city in the United States, on this self-guided walking tour through its most iconic streets, plazas, and landmarks. Starting near the Castillo de San Marcos, you’ll follow a route through Old Town, St. George Street, Aviles Street, and the city’s civic core. Along the way, you’ll uncover how Spanish colonists, Indigenous peoples, enslaved Africans, and later civil rights leaders shaped a city defined by survival, adaptation, and cultural exchange. This immersive audio experience is designed for independent travelers who want more than surface-level sightseeing. Stories unfold as you walk, connecting fortifications to daily life, power to resistance, and past events to the living city around you. Unlike a group tour, this experience lets you explore at your own pace—pause, rewind, or linger wherever you like.

Nightly Spirits Historic Haunted Booze & Boos Tours look at some of the spookiest places in St. Augustine while allowing time to really enjoy the "spirits" along the way. Our tours stop at several different local bars and give you a look into their haunted and historic past. The Ancient City has a rich history, filled with tales of epic battles, violent bloodshed, and eccentric individuals. St. Augustine is notoriously haunted. If you’re brave enough to meet some ancient ghosts, join Nightly Spirits for an up-close look at just what makes this city so spirited! Come try us out, this isn't your ordinary ghost tour, and we are confident that you will love our pirate guides!

Experience the authentic soul of the "City Beautiful" on our Secret Food Tour: Orlando. While most travelers never leave the theme parks, we invite you to explore the historic heart of the city—the vibrant Downtown district and the lush, swan-filled shores of Lake Eola Park. As we walk beneath historic oaks draped in Spanish moss, you’ll discover how Orlando transformed from a quiet citrus hub into a world-class culinary crossroads, blending Old Florida charm with a sophisticated, modern food scene. Your journey features a curated selection of Orlando’s most legendary local eats. We’ll dive into the city's celebrated Asian fusion scene and savor the authentic, hand-crafted flavors of Colombian street food and traditional pastries. Beyond the plate, this tour offers an insider’s perspective on Orlando’s history and architecture. Join us for a delicious exploration of the "Real Orlando" that will leave you both full and inspired.

Maximize time in Miami with a combination city tour and boat cruise. Set out on a full-day tour with a local guide that includes the Art Deco District in Miami Beach, the street art of the Wynwood Walls in the Wynwood neighborhood, and the cultural sights and sounds of Little Havana. Complete the day with a cruise aboard a yacht to see islands with celebrity-owned mansions.

Taste your way through the Miami Wynwood neighborhood's best bites & artistic sites on this fun Wynwood Walls Food & Street Art Walking Tour. In an tasty 3 hours, you’ll feast on some of Wynwood’s most delicious dishes from 5 local restaurants that show off the diversity that is this amazing neighborhood of Miami! We'll explore Wynwood's street art & graffiti district, with it's myriad of galleries and murals, including the world famous Wynwood Walls. The ticket price includes entry into the official Wynwood Walls Museum with guided tour of the Walls by our officially-certified tour guides. Leave the navigation to the local experts at Bobby’s Bike Hike, whose food tours rank Top 10 in America by USA Today, Top 20 in the world by Tripadvisor, & Top 15 vacation experiences in US by Yelp. Learn about Wynwood's street art & culinary delights on this guided tour covering a 1.25-mi(2.1-km) walk. Adults can upgrade to a VIP drink pairing that includes 1 delicious & refreshing margarita.

Learn all about the fishing and sponging industry in Tarpon Springs with this guided tour along the Florida city's Sponge Docks. You'll also learn all about the Greek-American community here in the city and even get to sip on thick, dark "mud coffee" while snacking on traditional Greek pastries.