Turn St. George Street into your private haunted theater with a self-guided audio tour that walks you past the Oldest Wooden School House, Tolomato and Huguenot cemeteries, and the Old City Gates. Download, press play, and explore St. Augustine’s four-century history and its ghost stories at your own pace.
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You step onto St. George Street as lantern-lit facades tilt toward the brick underfoot — the Oldest Wooden School House at your shoulder, its weathered boards holding four centuries of stories. The phone in your pocket becomes a private guide: narration pipes up, local music swells, and the street's shadows begin to feel less like absence and more like characters waiting to be introduced.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
45–55 minutes
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required—this is a flat, low-effort urban walk suitable for most visitors.
Wildlife
History
St. Augustine is the oldest continuously occupied European-founded city in the continental U.S. (founded 1565); many of the tour’s cemeteries and buildings date to the 1700s–1800s.
Conservation
Respect historic sites by staying on sidewalks, avoiding damage to old stone and coquina, and keeping noise low at cemetery gates; preserving these places depends on visitor care.
Reserve your spot on the Self-Guided Haunted Ghost Walking Audio Tour in St. Augustine today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Download the app and enter the code
Install WalknTours and enter the experience code before you arrive to avoid delays and get offline access to the audio.
Use headphones for best audio
Headphones improve narration clarity and keep background noise from obscuring historical detail and sound design.
Charge your phone and bring a battery pack
GPS and audio drain power — a full charge and a portable charger keep the tour running for the recap feature.
Respect cemetery gates and private property
The tour stops at gates and building exteriors only — keep your voice low and do not enter fenced or private areas.
Headphones or earbuds
Improves narration clarity and preserves atmosphere in busy streets.
Comfortable walking shoes
Paved sidewalks and a modest distance call for supportive footwear.
Reusable water bottle
Florida heat and humidity make staying hydrated essential during warmer months.
summer
Portable phone charger
Keeps your phone powered for GPS, audio, and the virtual recap after the tour.