Pier running out into the ocean at sunset

Attractions and Things To Do

In St Augustine Florida

Discover the charm and history of downtown St. Augustine, FL attractions right outside the Victorian House Bed & Breakfast. Dive into the thrills of the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park with its diverse crocodilian species and wild animal shows, or take a scenic ride on the Old Town Trolley Tours to explore the city’s historic streets. For a spine-tingling adventure, join a Ghosts & Gravestones tour to hear tales of pirate ghosts and haunted sites. Nature enthusiasts can enjoy St. Augustine Eco Tours, offering kayaking and sailing to explore local wildlife. Immerse yourself in history at Castillo de San Marcos, the Lightner Museum, and the St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum, or savor delicious meals at local favorites like Prohibition Kitchen, Harry's Seafood Bar & Grill, Columbia, Nonna’s Trattoria, and Forgotten Tonic. With so much to see and do, your St. Augustine experience will be as rich and varied as the city itself!

Dining

Prohibition Kitchen - This is spaciaous prohibition era styled pub offering cocktails, pub brub, and live music.

Harry's Seafood, Bar & Grill - This is a local favourite specializing in creole dishes

Columbia Restaurant - This is traditional Spanish restaurant specializing in large collection of Spanish wines, amazing bread and sangria

Nonna’s Trattoria - This restaurant offers more than 20 outdoor seats as well as a spacious indoor dining room. Observe chefs at work in the open kitchen or enjoy the wonderful atmosphere of Aviles Street.

Forgotten Tonic - Forgotten Tonic is a hidden neighborhood gem located in the heart of St. Augustine’s historic art district. We feature modern twists on freshly prepared American comfort food, an extensive wine list, hand-crafted cocktails & captivating southern hospitality.

Ice Plant Bar - A unique bar experience where making a good drink is an art. You can get custom ice cubes in your cocktail that are different from any bar that you’ve been to.

Michael’s - Michael’s offers a casually elegant dining experience with a celebrated chef, dedicated staff, and passion for exquisite flavors and world-class wines.

History and Museums

Castillo De San Marcos - Built on the site of a 1500s Spanish Watch Tower, the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Maritime Museum helps visitors explore the rich maritime history of Florida through history and archaeological artifacts.

Lightner Museum - Enjoy a guided tour, learn about the beautiful structure’s history, and dine at their onsite restaurant to finish your outing!

St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum - Built on the site of a 1500s Spanish Watch Tower, the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Maritime Museum helps visitors explore the rich maritime history of Florida through history and archaeological artifacts.

St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum - Browse through the world’s largest collection of treasures from pirates history. You can also watch a depiction of Blackbeard’s final battle, take a photo with Captain Jack Sparrow’s sword used in the movie Pirates of the Caribbean, and go on a guided tour of the museum.

St. Augustine trolley bus in green and orange on a historic street

Attractions and Tours

St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park - Come to the only place on earth where you can see all the species of crocodilians, along with other reptiles, birds and Wild Animal Shows.

Old Town Trolley Tours - Taking a ride on the Old Town Trolley is a great way to see the historic city of St. Augustine in its entirety. There are three different tours to choose from, depending on your level of interest in the different areas of St. Augustine.

Ghosts & Gravestones - If you’re into the dark and macabre, you should look into exploring America’s oldest haunt. Hear about pirate ghost stories and tales.

St. Augustine Eco Tours - If you’re an animal lover, St. Augustine’s Eco Tours is a great place to visit. Offering boating, kayaking, and sailing expeditions so you can see the wildlife and surrounding areas of St. Augustine.