St. Augustine's Historic District with Self-Guided Audio Tour

St. Augustine has an enchanting ambiance of a Spanish colonial coastal town with beaches, shell shops, and history aplenty and is intriguing for history buffs to linger in.

The tour starts at the eclectic Oldest House Museum, representing the oldest house in St. Augustine and one of the oldest in America.

Next, you will pass by the Ximenez-Fatio House, once an expensive Florida resort owned and operated exclusively by women throughout its timeline.

Then, get to the cinematic grounds of the former splendid Spanish Renaissance-style Hotel Ponce de Léon and enjoy its exterior. As you walk by, the Memorial Presbyterian Church will catch your eyes with its exquisite construction.

On your way to the next location, walk along Saint George Street, a charming area considered the heart of the city, full of shops, restaurants, and art galleries.

After that, come and see Tolomato Cemetery, the oldest planned graveyard in the country that allures those who believe in paranormal events. From there, go to the Old City Gates that once were the only entrance into St. Augustine.

Finally, discover the massive stone fortification Castillo de San Marcos that witnessed the whole history of Florida, stood many events, and became well-known for its ghost stories, too.

Join the tour and get ready to immerse yourself in the peculiar historical and architectural mix of the European and the American!