Grab an opportunity to witness the oldest city in the U.S. from important sites like Castillo de San Marcos Fort to unique attractions such as the Alligator Farm. You can get off the trolley and discover the place as you like. St. Augustine is popular for architectural masterpieces in museums. You can see it all with one delightful tour. Know what you can see in St. Augustine.
Flagler College: This ancient city is pedestrian-friendly so you can see lots of people walking and enjoying street views. Flagler College is a perfect place to walk around and delve into the mesmerizing terrain and historic buildings.
Ponce de Leon Hall is the masterpiece of the campus. Hotel Ponce de Leon was built by Henry Flagler in 1888. The Spanish Renaissance structure is charming and it is now a National Historic Landmark and a marvelous architectural masterpiece in the city.
Alligator Farm: Exploring the Alligator Farm is exhilarating especially for teenagers and kids. It is a perfect place to visit with family. The park boasts of being unique as it is home to crocodiles. The popular areas include Oasis on the Nile, Alligator Lagoon, and the Land of Crocodiles. There are several species of crocodiles and old alligators in the park. Maximo is a saltwater Australian crocodile of 1,250 pounds who is a popular resident in Alligator Farm.
Look over the 15-foot body of Maximo above the water. The place is home to several other animals and birds. Here you can see exotic birds, different types of snakes, and monkeys. You can witness animal habitats and also enjoy several wildlife shows that give you insight into animals and their care.
Old Jail Museum: One of the exciting and fun sites to explore is St. Augustine. It is perfect for adults and kids. Old Jail Museum is listed as National Historic Place and you can learn interesting stories related to the prisoners of the 19th and 20th centuries and its history. Henry Flagler financed the Old Jail. Prisoner’s stories and the era become lively with costumed figures who interestingly deliver a history of the jail.
Castillo de San Marcos Fort: One of the most popular tourist attractions of St. Augustine is the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument. This has historical significance and took 23 years to get constructed the Spanish.
It was built from 1672 to 1695 and they used coquina, a native beach stone to construct impenetrable and fireproof walls that can defend against attacks from British troops. In 1702 massive fire destructed the rest of the city other than Castillo de San Marcos Fort.
Hop on and off at any of our 22 convenient stops.
1. OLD JAIL
2. VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER
3. POTTER’S WAX MUSEUM
4. CITY GATES
5. COLONIAL QUARTER
6. BEST WESTERN/BAY VIEWS
7. ST. GEORGE STREET
8. CHURCHES
9. VILLA ZORAYDA MUSEUM
10. LIGHTNER MUSEUM
11. ST. AUGUSTINE DISTILLERY
12. SAN SEBASTIAN WINERY
13. WHETSTONES CHOCOLATE FACTORY
14. PLAZA DE LA CONSTITUCION
15. OLDEST HOUSE
16. ST. AUGUSTINE MARINA
17. CASTILLO DE SAN MARCOS
18. RIPLEYS BELIEVE IT OR NOT
19. OLD TOWN TROLLEY WELCOME CENTER
20. MISSION OF NOMBRE DE DIOS
21. OLD SENATOR TREE & HOWARD JOHNSON HOTEL
22. FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH
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