Romanza is a series of events beginning in March. In Spanish “Romanza” is a love song or a chorus of voices celebrating Saint Augustine’s cultural heritage and natural beauty. In Italian the word represents a love affair. Here in Saint Augustine the the word is meant to represent the love of the oldest city in [...]
Recent coverage by a reality TV show prompted city officials to pass another ordinance regarding digs and archeological finds here in the oldest city. This ordinance reminds residents that findings need to be protected from being exploited by the media. When property is excavated it is to be done with professional oversight to ensure that [...]
Ripley’s is inviting married couples to join hundreds of others Feb.12 for a gathering the Ripley’s Believe It Or Not way! The crew hopes participating couples will break the record for the world’s largest vow renewal ceremony. The current record is 1,087 couples. Ripley’s is looking for couples who would like to participate in this special activity [...]
Railroad magnate Henry Flagler is commemorated this week in Key West. It was 100 years ago that Henry Flagler’s first over-the-sea railroad train traveled from mainland Florida to Key West. Centennial celebrations continue this week along with a parade through Key West’s Old Town. Over the past weekend celebrations also included an evening period gala ball [...]
As a native and a employee of a Saint Augustine sightseeing tour company I have visited all the attractions in the nation’s oldest city throughout the years. I would like to list a few of my favorites here. The Castillo de San Marcos; otherwise known as the “fort” by all the locals and “the castle” [...]
St. Augustine’s Film Festival begins tonight on the Flagler College Campus, offering local residents an opportunity to see a wide variety of independently produced films, the kind not normally available outside large cities. Previously named the Flagler College Film Festival, many could have mistaken what it really was. Some were under the impression that it was [...]
Marie Watkinson innkeeper and owner of Penny Farthing Inn in Saint Augustine shares her fondness of the nation’s oldest city along with her favorite points of interest. Never hearing of Saint Augustine before, Marie and her husband moved here from England 5 years ago for a job opportunity. As she drove over the Lion’s Bridge to enter the [...]
What to Celebrate in 2013 The year 2013 will be a year focused on remembrance of the discovery of Florida and by many accounts, mainland America. Historians do believe that Juan Ponce De Leon came to shore somewhere between the mouth of the St. Johns River in Jacksonville and Cape Canaveral, Florida. In 2013, Florida [...]
The Ximenez-Fatio House circa 1798 is an often missed attraction as it is tucked away in its own little corner at the end of Aviles Street . This is a neat place to visit as it takes you back in time to experience an elegant boarding house in the early 19th century. Now one of St Augustine’s popular [...]
As I drive into work each morning I am excited as I look forward to another adventurous day in my city filled with history and excitement. I look towards the sunrise wondering what the day will bring. I anticipate an afternoon filled with conversation from visitors eager to learn about the oldest city in our nation. [...]
Here’s Something New to Help Celebrate the Beginning of 2012 in Saint Augustine Just when you thought the holidays were over Old TownTrolley presents a new tour for your enjoyment. The Rock n’ Roll New Years Trolley will run every Friday and Saturday through the month of January so guests are able continue enjoying the 2 [...]
James Philcox innkeeper at the Old City House Inn and Restaurant recently brought an article to our attention, which notes TripAdvisor’s recent mention of Saint Augustine as one of the top 15 travel destinations on the rise for this year. It is fascinating as the ranking proceeds a recent vote by National Geographic naming Saint [...]
Historical
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Almost Time for the Annual Holiday Tour of St Augustine’s Bed and Breakfast Inns
Fall is already in the air in the oldest city! What comes [...]
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Happy 447th Birthday St Augustine!
Admiral Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles landed on Matanzas Bay and founded [...]
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Drake’s Raid – St Augustine’s Most Brutal Attack!
The History of Sir Francis Drake’s Attack on San Agustin. 425 years [...]
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Almost Time for the Annual Holiday Tour of St Augustine’s Bed and Breakfast Inns
Attractions
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Almost Time for the Annual Holiday Tour of St Augustine’s Bed and Breakfast Inns
Fall is already in the air in the oldest city! What comes [...]
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A Day at the St Augustine Alligator Farm
Next time you are in St Augustine, don’t miss one of the [...]
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Treasure Chest Quest in St. Augustine
After a fascinating tour aboard the H.M.S. Bounty, really yield to your [...]
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The St. Augustine History Museum
While visiting the oldest city make the St. Augustine History Museum one of [...]
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The Oldest Store Museum Experience
An exciting experience for the whole family, the Oldest Store Museum is [...]
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Almost Time for the Annual Holiday Tour of St Augustine’s Bed and Breakfast Inns




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