AREA ATTRACTIONS

See crocodiles, alligators, monkeys, exotic birds and giant tortoises and enjoy alligator, reptile and bird shows.

St. Augustine theater group formed in 1997. Check out past and future shows. (Free!)

Tour the oldest remaining European fortification in the United States, visit the photo gallery or ask the ranger a question.

Go Karts, Mini Golf, Arcade, Batting Cages and a Baby Gator Pond that allows kids to feed the baby alligators using a bamboo pole. (And ladies, it's right next to the Outlet Mall)

Take a trip to this national monument, built in 1740 by the Spanish to ward off British encroachments. Read about the area's ecosystem.

Take a walking tour through the town by lantern or take a boat tour along the riverfront. All by moonlight, and all REALLY creepy. Many different tours to choose from. Lots of fun, a visitor favorite.

Voyage beyond reality at this new attraction.  Enjoy the 3-D motion picture movie, or experience the thrill of a motion simulator ride. Rain or shine, the perfect way to enjoy your day.

According to the tradition, it is the exact spot where Ponce de Leon, the Spanish explorer in search of the Fountain of Youth, landed April 2, 1513, and took possession of the "New World" in the name of the King of Spain.  Drink from the legendary spring, view the landmark cross and more.

Get a comprehensive view of St. Augustine's rich history from early explorations to Flager's Golden Era. 

This theater houses an 80-foot-wide by 6-story-high screen, supported by the most powerful sound system in the business. IMAX film frames are created with state-of-the-art technology to portray images of unsurpassed clarity and impact. Exciting and educational films for the entire family.

Henry Flagler's former Alcazar Hotel holds an extensive collection of cut crystal; Tiffany glass; natural history exhibits; American European and Oriental art; a Victorian Village; antique mechanical musical instruments.

This authentic collection dates from 1500 to 1900.  More than just weapons, the collection includes the piano of John Tyler, 10th president. One of the finest, largest Civil War collections in the United States.

Museum's historic houses, gardens and courtyards take up a city block in the historic district. Click on each building to learn more.

Explore the oldest house in the city, and read it's history.  Browse photos and illustrations, and read about the St. Augustine Historical Society.

The oldest wooden schoolhouse in the United States dates back to the early 18th century. 14 St. George Street - St. Augustine, FL 32084 1-888-653-7245

The first wax museum founded in the U.S. has received worldwide acclaim for authenticity and unique costuming.  See more than 170 famous past and present movies stars, religious leaders, poets, composers, artists, authors, explorers, philosophers, kings and presidents.

Rapid Fire Recreation

Rapid Fire Recreation is St. Augustine's first full service paintball supply, gaming and rental facility and also the first paintball facility in Florida to offer Ultimate AirBall, the latest in inflatable bunkering systems.

Complimentary Tours and Wine tasting.   San Sebastian is among the very best of Florida's premium wineries, and is a pioneer in the development of table, sparkling and dessert wines from hybrid and muscadine grapes.

St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum

Visit the Children's Page, read what life was like for lightkeepers and their families, or check the museum's prices and operating hours.

On this self-guided tour, signs above the machines give a brief description of the processes such as the filling, coating, and packaging of chocolate, nuts, or caramels. Enjoy shell-shaped milk chocolate samples.

Visit this house built in 1798, representing Florida's Territorial Period, and preserved to depict an early 19th century inn.  Admission is free.