Cathedral-Basilica of St. Augustine - Historic Catholic Cathedral, oldest parish in the U.S. Site of our wedding ceremony!
Castillo de San Marcos - National Monument built in 1672.
Colonial Spanish Quarter - learn about life in the 18th century frontier through reconstructed
dwellings, craftsmen shops, and costumed interpreters who answer questions about the city's history.
Flagler College - Built as a hotel by Henry Flagler in 1888, a masterpiece of architecture. Guided
tours available.
Fort Matanzas National Monument - Spanish fortification completed in 1742.
Government House Museum - More than 300 historical exhibits covering the history of St. Augustine.
Grace United Methodist Church - Built by Henry Flagler when he moved the original church to make room for one of his hotels.
Huguenot Cemetery - Historic cemetery dating to the early 1800s.
Lightner Museum - Henry Flagler's former Alcazar Hotel holds an extensive collection of Victoriana.
Memorial Presbyterian Church - Built by Henry Flagler as a memorial to his daughter, it is his final resting place as well.
Mission of Nombre de Dios - Catholic mission and shrine said to be the site of the 1565 landing of Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles.
Old St. Augustine Village - an entire city block filled with history and culture.
Oldest House Museum Complex - The Gonzalez-Alvarez house is the area's oldest Spanish Colonial home.
Pe�a-Peck House - Original site for the Royal Spanish Treasurer.
St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum - climb the 165-foot tower and explore interactive exhibits in the
Keeper's House.
The St. Photios Greek Orthodox National Shrine - dedicated to the first colony of Greek people who came to America in 1768.
Spanish Military Hospital Museum - A unique encounter with Spanish military hospital life of the 18th century.
Tolomato Cemetery - Historic cemetery.
Trinity Episcopal Church - the first Protestant church in Florida.
Ximenez-Fatio House - Built in 1798 as an inn and residence.