St. Augustine covers all those bases and more.
It’s also a lively destination with tons of things to see, do, and explore.
A frightseeing tour is a must in a city with ghosts as old as St. Augustine’s.
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Shopping in the historic district is another popular activity.
you could easily spend a day getting lost in and around this charming part of town.
Stop in for a tour, colonial history, and views of the St. Augustine Inlet.
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For more historical eye candy, tour the stunningFlagler Collegeand theLightner Museum.
At Flagler College, you’re able to admire the 79 (!)
Tiffany stained-glass windows that illuminate the hand-painted murals adorning the universitys dining room, among other highlights.
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Outdoorsy types love St. Augustines beautiful Atlantic Ocean beaches, which arent far from the historic downtown.
St. Augustine Hotels
Travelers are spoiled for choices in terms oftop-quality accommodations in St. Augustine.
Boutique inns and historic hotels are the name of the game.
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Francis Innon St. George Street is consistently popular among visitors and replete with historic charm.
The hotel is within walking distance of all the main attractions yet offers a peaceful getaway from the crowds.
Youre sure to spot theCasa Monica Resort & Spa, Autograph Collectionon your visit to St. Augustine.
Built in 1888, this Moroccan-inspired property occupies a prime position in the heart of the historic district.
A spa, an event space, and an on-site Mediterranean restaurant are among its impressive amenities.
Best Times to Visit St. Augustine
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Theres no bad time to visit St. Augustine.
For thinner crowds in the historic district, go during the summer.
Springtime is also nice, with warm, breezy weather and lots of festivals.
It has a peanut butter pie you will dream about forevermore.
Orlando is about two hours away, and Savannah, Georgia, is about three hours away.
