easy
1–1.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as the tour is a gentle-paced walk on mostly flat terrain.
Step back in time with the St. Augustine History Tour, a 75-minute walking journey through America's oldest city. Discover historic forts, charming streets, and the stories that shaped this Florida treasure.
459 Years of St. Augustine History! • 75 Minutes
Discover the rich history of St. Augustine, the oldest city in America, on a captivating 75-minute walking tour. Explore its stunning harbor, the nation's oldest stone fort, and the historic streets once walked by notable figures. Uncover the best local dining spots while immersing yourself in this vibrant city's past.
75 minutes
Embark on a fascinating journey through time as we explore the oldest city in America – St. Augustine. Join us on this 75 minute stroll to learn about the history of this city that was controlled by three different countries for 450 years. As we walk, we'll also help you discover the best places to eat and drink in St. Augustine.
We'll take you along the beautiful harbor of St. Augustine, where you'll see the oldest fort made of stones in the whole country. We'll explore how the city's streets were planned in 1598, and you'll walk where people like the pirate Robert Searle, Henry Flagler, Theodore Roosevelt, Robert Frost, and even Martin Luther King Jr. walked many years ago. Our goal is to make you feel comfortable in the city so that you can go and enjoy everything St. Augustine has to offer, including its delicious food and drinks.
The tour covers cobblestone streets and uneven surfaces; sturdy footwear will keep you comfortable throughout.
Stay hydrated during the walk, especially in warmer months when sunshine fills the streets.
Starting your tour early can ensure a quieter, more personal experience of the historic sites.
Florida's weather can be unpredictable; plan accordingly with rain gear or sun protection.
St. Augustine was established in 1565 and is the oldest European-established permanent settlement in the continental United States.
Local initiatives focus on preserving historic structures and protecting coastal ecosystems from development and pollution.
Essential for navigating uneven cobblestone streets comfortably.
Staying hydrated is key, especially in Florida’s heat.
summer specific
Provides protection from sun exposure during daytime tours.
summer specific
Helpful in sudden rain showers common in Florida’s spring season.
spring specific