Things to do in St. Augustine

Located in St. Augustine’s historic district, The Collector places you a short walk or bike ride away from the city’s most celebrated attractions — from museums and restaurants to shops, galleries, and event sites.

Bask in the beauty of this picturesque beach, renowned for its soft white sands, inviting turquoise waters, and tranquil atmosphere, equally perfect for swimming and beachcombing.

Explore the architectural splendor of a former luxury hotel from the late 19th century, now an esteemed liberal arts college known for its stunning Spanish Renaissance architecture, Tiffany glass windows, and rich history.

A local hotspot for spirit enthusiasts, this distillery, set in a beautifully restored ice plant, offers a firsthand look at the craft of creating small-batch gin, rum, vodka, and whiskey, complete with engaging tours and tastings.

Visit this local gem where the art of winemaking comes alive, featuring complimentary tours and tastings, and experience the delightful range of award-winning wines right in the heart of historic St. Augustine.

Step into history at this iconic limestone fortress, the oldest masonry fort in the continental United States, offering breathtaking views, historic weaponry exhibits, and captivating stories of the past.

Journey back in time in this immersive historical area, where the life and times of 16th, 17th, and 18th-century St. Augustine are brought to life through interactive exhibits, live reenactments, and colonial crafts.

Dive into the rich tapestry of local history in this museum, where a variety of exhibits unfold the intriguing stories of the area's past, from Native American artifacts to the Gilded Age.

Experience a slice of history at this well-preserved 19th-century jail, where guided tours reveal the daily life and stories of inmates and the historic criminal justice system.

This legendary site offers a unique blend of historical exhibits and natural beauty, inviting visitors to explore the fabled waters, archaeological discoveries, and the site's role in the nation's earliest settlements.

Marvel at sweeping views after climbing this historic lighthouse, and explore maritime history through interactive exhibits, shipwreck artifacts, and engaging storytelling.

Engage with the world of reptiles at this renowned zoological park, featuring a wide array of alligators, crocodiles, and other exotic wildlife, complete with educational shows and daring zip-line adventures.

A bustling hub in the heart of the city, this pedestrian-only street is lined with boutiques, eateries, and galleries, offering a delightful leisure experience for shoppers and history buffs alike.

Housed in the grand Alcazar Hotel built in 1888, this museum showcases a fascinating collection of 19th-century art and artifacts. Lavish rooms feature everything from fine paintings and sculptures to unique curiosities set against the backdrop of the building's Gilded Age opulence and lush courtyard gardens.