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GHOST TOURS
Everyone loves a ghost story, and historic St. Augustine is full of them. Whether you walk, ride, or sail you’ll experience the spirits that haunt the streets and homes of this ancient city. Call 888-461-1009.

OLD ST AUGUSTINE VILLAGE MUSEUM
Five exhibit galleries within a collection of historic houses, courtyards, and gardens create a city block of history in downtown St. Augustine. Open daily 9 to 5. Entrance on the corner of Cordova and Bridge Streets. For more information, or to reserve group tours or special events, call 904-823-9722.

OLD TOWN TROLLEY TOURS OF ST AUSUSTINE
“See the Best First” onboard Old Town Trolley Tours of St. Augustine. The tour covers over 100 sights of interest and has 20 stops where you can hop on of off to sightsee, shop, or dine. Board the tour at the Old Jail located at 167 San Marcos Avenue. Free Parking Available. Call 904-829-3800.

PENA-PECK HOUSE
The House was constructed in ca. 1750 by order of the King of Spain. Built of native coquina stone, it is the finest surviving First Spanish Period home in the city. Portrait Gallery reflects on the works of the 19th century Florida artists Marin Johnson Heade, W. Stapels Drown, Felix De Crano and other. 142 St. George Street. 904-829-5064.

PLAZA DE LA CONSTITUTION
The Plaza de la Constitution commemorates the arrival of constitutional government in the United States. St. Augustine’s Concerts in the Plaza, the free outdoor concert series held in the historic Plaza de la Constitution every Thursday Beginning on April 5 and concluding on September 3, concerts are on Thursday evenings and run from 7:00pm until 9:00pm.

POTTER’S WAX MUSEUM
Inside you’ll be up close and personal with over 160 of the world’s most famous personalities sculpted in lifelike wax. Potter’s also features an all-new gift shop. Located at 17 King Street. 904-829-9056.

RIPLEY’S BELIEVE IT OR NOT
Witness mystical treasures, international oddities, and exotic art forms that inspired the hit TV show. Located in a beautifully restored 1887 historic landmark, it is fun for the whole family. Loaded with three floors of hundreds of fascinating and amazing oddities. Located at 19 San Marcos Avenue. 904-824-1606.

SCHOONER FREEDOM
The 72’ Topsail “Schooner Freedom” departs daily from the City Marina (next to the Bridge of Lions). Take a step back in time and experience the romance and adventure on the high seas as they sail the beautiful waters adjacent to lovely, historic St. Augustine. Call for sail times. 904-810-1010.

SAN SEBASTIAN WINERY
Tours and wine tasting hours are Monday through Saturday from 10 to 6pm, Sunday from 11 to 6pm. Located at 157 King Street. Call 904-826-1594.

SPANISH QUARTER VILLAGE
The Spanish Quarter is a living history museum. See costumed interpreters re-enact St. Augustine during the 1740 Spanish period. Tradesmen on display include blacksmithing, carpentry, leather-working, candle-making and more. Located at 29 St. George Street. Hours are 9 to 5:30pm. Call 904-825-6830.

ST AUGUSTINE ALLIGATOR FARM
Located in historic St. Augustine, the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park is a lushly landscaped zoo that has a rich 113 year history. It is the only zoo in the world to display all 23 species of crocodilians. The newest exhibits include a playground called KidZone, a quarter acre of African bird exhibit and Maximo, a 15’3” Saltwater Crocodile.

ST AUGUSTINE ART CENTER
The center offers monthly art exhibitions at 22 Marine Street. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday from noon to 4pm and Sunday 2 to 5pm. Call 904-824-2310.

ST AUGUSTINE ECO TOURS
Explore the city’s rivers and creeks on a guided boat or kayak adventure with a professional guide. Nature and dolphins are their specialty and there is something for everyone on their unique excursions. Discover the beauty of St. Augustine’s natural environment. Boat and kayak tours are available 7 days a week. Call 904-377-7245.

ST AUGUSTINE’S FLORIDA HERITAGE MUSEUM
Located at 167 San Marco Avenue, next to the Old Jail, it tells the story of Henry Flagler through unpublished photographs and artifacts. Model trains replicate Flagler’s Florida East Coast Railway. An Indian village, weapons, Victorian dolls are also part of the museum. Free Parking.

ST AUGUSTINE LIGHTHOUSE AND MUSEUM
Constructed between 1871 and 1874, the Lighthouse offers visitors a rare view of the ancient city. Also enjoy a visit to the museum in the light-keeper’s house. Call 904-829-0745.

STERLING CASINO
Cruise on the world largest and most luxurious casino ship. The ship docks at Port Canaveral with free bus transportation from St. Augustine and Palm Coast. Reservations required, call 800-765-5711 for more information.

ST JOHNS FLEA MARKET
St. Johns Flea market is where the fun begins. Located just 5 miles from the famous historic district, and 7 miles from the Atlantic Ocean, St. Johns Flea Market is one of the last ”true” flea markets in Florida. There are over 500 booths, and hundreds of dealers, so go on out and shop till you drop. Call 904-824-4210.

ST PHOTIOS NATIONAL SHRINE
The first national shrine of the Greek Orthodox Church remembers the first colony of Greeks to arrive in the city. Located at 41 St. George Street, the shrine is open from 9 to 5pm daily. Call 904-829-8205.

THE OLDEST WOODEN SCHOOL HOUSE IN THE USA
Located just inside the City Gates at 14 St. George Street. The automated professor and students dressed in period clothing relate the school’s history, explain the barter system, subjects studied, and the use of the dunce cap. Daily 9 to 5pm. Closed Dec. 25. Call 904-824-0192.

THE RED TRAIN SIGHTSEEING TOUR
Enjoy a narrated tour around the city, with the ability to get off or on at over 20 different stops in and around St. Augustine. Flagler College, Castillo de San Marcos and all the major attractions are accessible on this tour.

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
In 1825, the cornerstone of this church was laid. Even though extensive remodeling took place at the turn of the century, the cypress shingle spire is still the same. Located on the corner of King and St. George Streets, it is open for visitors 9 to 4pm daily. Call 904-824-2876.

VICTORY III SCENIC CRUISE
Enjoy a unique view of St. Augustine available only from the water. The Victory III departs daily from the Municipal Marina in downtown St. Augustine. For schedule information call 904-824-1806.

WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME
Located just 12 miles from downtown St. Augustine, just off I-95 (exit 323) on International Golf Parkway. Tour the museum and then head over to the biggest pro shop you’ve ever seen. Enjoy a casual lunch at Bill Murray’s Caddy Shack. The World Golf Hall of Fame is open Monday through Saturday 10 to 6pm, and Sundays 12 to 6pm. Call 904-940-4123.

XIMENEZ-FATIO HOUSE
Experience life as a tourist in the early 19th century. Built in 1798 out of coquina by a Spanish merchant, the house is registered as a national historic place. Located on 20 Aviles Street. Open Thursday to Monday, 11 to 4pm and Sunday 1 to 4pm. Call 904-829-3575.

Tickets can usually be purchased directly from Casa de la Paz, online when you book your reservation, or in person upon arrival.

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