St. Augustine

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St. Augustine is in Florida.

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Get in

The most common way to get to St. Augustine is by car but you may also arrange to arrive by train or by bus. If you arrive by car, the best place to park is the main Visitors Center. They charge a flat rate for all day parking, are centrally located to the most interesting sites, and have plenty of info on hand so you can more easily plan your visit. Limited parking is also available on the street and at the Castillo but do not count on easily being able to find a parking spot with these two options. The most convenient place to park is at the Castillo De San Marcos parking lot, available for a nominal fee.

Get around

There are a few ways to get around in St.Augustine. Walking will allow you to see most of the historical buildings and shops with relative ease. There are also horse drawn coaches and tourist trains (trams) that give (frequently embellished) narrated tours of parts of the city.

See

Within walking distance

  • Castillo de San Marcos <LI>Fountain of Youth <LI>Historic Buildings <LI>Historic Reenactments <LI>Oldest Schoolhouse <LI>Ripley's Believe it or Not! </UL>

    Just a short drive away

      <LI>Fort Mantanzas <LI>Historic St. Augustine Alligator Farm <LI>Marineland <LI>St. Augustine Lighthouse Museum <LI>The Conch House Restaurant <LI>Salt Water Cowboys Restaurant

    Do

    Buy

    Great shopping is easily reached by walking down the main historic street, St. Georges Street. Many shops of every kind may be found along this street as well as the small cul-de-sacs that exist on either side.

    Eat

    A number of small restaurants may be found along St. Georges street.

    • The Old City House
    • Caps

    Drink

    • Old Town
      • A1A Ale Works - King Street
      • Milltop Tavern - Saint George Street
      • Stoagies - Cuna Street
      • Scarlett O'Hara's - Hypolita Street
      • McNights Pub - King Street
      • St.George Tavern - Saint George Street
      • Prince of Whales English Pub - Spanish Street
    • Outskirts
      • King's Head British Pub - US1, north of the airpot

    Sleep

    External links

    http://www.oldcity.com/

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