Top St Augustine Culture

Discover the United States’ oldest city as you embark on a historic walking tour through St. Augustine. Join a small group and visit top landmarks such as the oldest masonry fort in the US, the oldest grid system, and Flagler College. While you explore, your guide sheds light on the tumultuous history of the 450-year-old city.

In a small group experience, you will learn how to assess seemingly haunted phenomena and what compromises an actual haunting using your senses and research equipment! You will be instructed in: what kind of phenomena make a “genuine haunting”, how to approach investigating such phenomena, to employ your senses and respect your psychic feelings, learn about various types of paranormal equipment, and you’ll get equipped with two great tools to track paranormal activity. This tour has been going on almost every night since January 2002. We will share stories and anecdotes from the tour related to the sites we visit and relevant historical details. The tour is not designed to frighten but to engage and educate you in the investigation of haunted phenomena. During the history of the tour, we have experienced a wide range of paranormal phenomena including occasional sightings, as well as paranormal sounds, scents, and tactile encounters.

Experience St. Augustine from the water on a sightseeing cruise that combines local wildlife viewing with views of the city’s historic waterfront. Traveling by boat allows you to see key landmarks from a different perspective while avoiding crowded streets and walking routes. This relaxed cruise offers a steady pace and open views, making it an easy way to enjoy both nature and history in one outing.

The uniqueness of this tour will provide you with visiting sites and discussing all that began to construct our Country. This tour is merely a City overview which will give you the knowledge to proceed with visiting our local sites. Our Cities History, founding Religion, and continued Spanish Architecture will be discussed. This is a walking tour so please wear suitable walking shoes. Our City has many streets that are extremely old, any personal accidents occurring on tour from improper footwear and issues concerning the streets are not the fault of our tour and will be hold harmless.

See St. Augustine's key landmarks—and enjoy a one-of-a-kind, environmentally friendly way of traveling—on a small-group electric golf cart tour. Choose a convenient morning or afternoon tour time, meet your guide in the city center, and hop on board. See St. Augustine landmarks, including the Castillo de San Marcos, Tolomato Cemetery, and Mission Nombre de Dios, and learn all about the city’s centuries of history.

Make the most of your day in St Augustine and save money in the process with a package that includes admission to three historic attractions plus a hop-on hop-off trolley tour of the city. Visit the Old Jail, the St Augustine History Museum and the Oldest Store Museum Experience, plus dozens of other points of interest among the city’s top attractions.

This relaxing cruise is great for nature lovers, families, or those who simply enjoy being out on the water. Cruise the Intracoastal Waterway—an inland waterway that runs parallel to the coastline—for a calm ride exploring St. Augustine’s estuaries. Keep your eyes peeled for marine life such as dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, pelicans, osprey, and spoonbill. Along the way, you’ll spot landmarks including the Bridge of Lions, Castillo de San Marcos, St. Augustine Lighthouse, and more.

St. Augustine’s original “frightseeing” tour provides an evening of fear and fun. Board Ghosts and Gravestones' Trolley of the Doomed for a spooky ride through St. Augustine's sinister past. Listen to stories of the ghosts and ghouls believed to still wander the town’s streets as you pass supposedly haunted hot spots, and visit Potter’s Wax Museum. Expect a tour so scary, it comes with a warning: not recommended for under-13s.

Make the most of an evening in St. Augustine during “Blood on the Cobblestones,” a true crime pub crawl. Discover dark chapters of St. Augustine’s past, such as the oldest unsolved murder in the state of Florida. At each of the bars, you’ll hear stories of murder and will be guided through the scenes of five unforgettable crimes.

History buffs will love this unique historical walking tour through St. Augustine’s historic district. Your guide will cover the history of the city from its founding through the early 1900s. The tour covers a 1.7-mile route, taking you from the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument to Flagler College and the Tolomato Cemetery. Bring comfortable shoes, bottled water, and a thirst for knowledge.

Visit the Medieval Torture Museum and get the Ghost Hunting Experience and Tiny Art Gallery Admission with all inclusive package. You can enjoy all three activities at one visit.

Sail along St. Augustine’s picturesque coastline—and indulge in a number of generous wine samples—during this two-in-one tour. Make your own way to the dock, hop aboard the pontoon boat, and get comfortable: as you set off, you’ll see landmarks like the Castillo de San Marcos, the Bridge of Lions, and more. You’ll also taste six different wines, and will have access to the on-board bar.

See the streets of St. Augustine is a spooky new way on this evening ghost walking tour. As one of the oldest cities in the United States, St. Augustine has collected plenty of creepy legends and lore across the centuries. Hear about some of the city's most chilling past events, all while following your guide straight to its historic highlights.

This food and wine tour offers an efficient way to explore St. Augustine’s culinary scene alongside its history. Guests benefit from guidance by a sommelier and historian, providing clear context behind each pairing and location. The electric cart format reduces walking and allows access to multiple stops with ease. With pre-selected tastings included, it delivers a curated experience combining dining, local insight, and convenient transport.

Once a holding site for St. Augustine’s hardest criminals, the Old Jail Museum now offers visitors an educational look at life in the Nation’s Oldest City. Tour a maximum security area and regular cells alike that held prisoners until 1953, learning about fascinating historical accounts of criminal lives in St. Augustine as you go. Tickets provide direct entry without the need for exchange.

Some claim St. Augustine is one of the oldest cities in the US, but unless you see its sights and hear its history, you may not understand or agree. This St. Augustine Boat and Golf Cart Combo Tour lets you see main landmarks of the city by both land and water, for a well-rounded introduction. First, go on a boat tour, and then cruise the city in a golf cart.

Admire more than 160 wax figures at Potter's Wax Museum, a boutique wax museum and historical attraction ideal for St. Augustine visitors of all ages. Marvel at models of Princess Diana, Albert Einstein, Angelina Jolie, and other celebrities and historical figures. Walk through the oldest wax museum in the country for a quirky activity fit for the whole family.

Learn more about one of the oldest cities in the US while enjoying a frightfully good time on a family-friendly ghost tour of St. Augustine. Combine visits to spooky sites with light-hearted fun and spine-tingling tales. Your costumed guide takes you to cemeteries, the ground of the Old Fort, and other haunted locations to discover the little-known legends that you wouldn’t learn any other way.

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.

Enjoy a 90-minute walking tour through the nation’s oldest city, exploring centuries of history, architecture, and hidden stories that shaped St. Augustine. From the Castillo de San Marcos to charming colonial streets, and the beautiful waterfront, this tour hits all the highlights—perfect for first-time visitors or anyone looking to truly understand the city. The beauty of a free walking tour is that you get to decide what it's worth to you personally. Your licensed local guides receive no salary of any kind other than what they receive from guests on a tip basis. If you have a group larger than 6, please contact us in advance to make sure we can accommodate.

Discover St. Augustine’s ghostly side on this supernatural walking tour. First settled in 1565, the city is filled with ghost stories and paranormal mysteries that bring a chill to its historical downtown by night. With a guide, walk darkened brick lanes, visit the US’s oldest street, see haunted houses, burial grounds, and more; and hear tales of spirits and strange occurrences you’d miss if alone.

Bring your sense of adventure, and up to 6 of your closest friends for a private tour that is second to none. Explore themes like Haunted History, Spanish Colonial, Flagler Era & Gilded Age, Civil Rights or just tell your first rate guide your personal interests to create a truly unique experience. The most luxurious and comprehensive way to see the Oldest City.

Discover the oldest city in the nation and meet other visitors during this shared golf cart tour of St. Augustine. Hop into the cart with your certified guide and learn all about the history, culture, and architecture of this beautiful city. You’ll hear haunted stories at the Huguenot Cemetery, view the 1695-built masonry fort, and make a stop in the Lightner Museum.