Villa Zorayda Museum Located just across from Flagler College and a few blocks from The Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, the Villa Zorayda Museum lets you get an up-close view of the architectural work of art created in 1883 by Franklin Smith. The museum offers state-of-the-art self-guided audio tours that are available throughout the day. […]
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Visit Marineland Dolphin Adventure Marineland sits right on the edge of St. Johns County and Flagler County to the south, on State Road A1A. Dolphin Encounters Marineland Dolphin Adventure, the world’s first oceanarium, invites you to join us in creating lasting memories at our 1.3 million-gallon series of dolphin habitats. Choose from a variety of […]
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Overview Located in historic St. Augustine, the Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park offers a 15-acre historical site of where St. Augustine came to be in the year 1565. Guests can enjoy seeing stars from the park’s planetarium, exploring the native Timucua village, watching an old cannon fire, visit the two-story Discovery Globe, take a walk […]
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Ripley’s Believe It or Not Ripley’s Believe It or Not is one of the main attractions in St. Augustine. The Museum, or Odditorium, is the oldest Ripley’s location in the world, having been established in 1950. That’s fairly appropriate for the Historic City! The Odditorium is located in Castle Warden, a Moorish Revival mansion built […]
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Restaurants in St. Augustine Here are a few of our favorite dining spots in St. Augustine. If you’d like to see the individual restaurant’s website, just click on the links. Most have menus available. 95 Cordova at the Casa Monica Hotel 95 Cordova Street Historic St. Augustine 904-810-6810 New World Electric Cuisine A1A Aleworks 1 […]
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St. Augustine Amphitheatre The St. Augustine Amphitheatre hosts numerous different types of events year round. Check the schedule, then book your rental from First Choice Florida Vacation Rentals when there’s a great show in town! Built in 1965 to commemorate St. Augustine’s 400th Anniversary as our nation’s oldest permanent European settlement, the 16-acre section of […]
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