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Bought All the Cities!

Loved it and saved money. St Augustine is such a fun city. Makes planning and visiting soooo much easier. I’ve purchased Tour Pass in all of their cities now (Charleston, Savannah and now St Augustine).

Erica B.
St Augustine TourPass
Worth all the money!

5 stars all the way! So many worthwhile attractions to choose from. Don’t even need to think twice or research more. Worth all the money for however many days of your visit. Plus so easy to use. Enough said! We will definitely be back and buy the Tour Pass all over again.

Maria F.
Savannah Tour Pass
Tour Pass

I got the tour pass for my family when we visited Charleston, SC in December. It was perfect since we weren’t familiar with the city and this gave us ideas and suggestions of verified and validated things to do without having to do the research myself. We will definitely get the pass again.

Adrienne M.
Charleston Tour Pass
A great buy and resource!

Having never been to Savannah before, we were curious and I asked my oldest brother who had been there. He mentioned your Tour Pass and I am so thankful he did! He was a good deal financially and we particularly enjoyed the “diamond” attractions of the horse-drawn carriage ride, paddle-wheeler guided river cruise, and “Piano Men” concert in the old theater. On top of that, we visited several historic homes, an art museum, the train museum (including train ride), maritime museum, and free popsicles to boot! The Tour Passes helped make our trip to Savannah even more enjoyable and memorable. Thanks!

Scott D.
Savannah Tour Pass
Exploring Savannah GA

We purchased the TourPass for 3 days. My husband and I were in Savannah for a week so we had plenty of time to enjoy the tours. The TourPass made it easy to take tours and go inside the historical sites. I would recommend the TourPass if you have at least several days in Savannah.

Noel U.
Savannah Tour Pass
More than worth it.

My girlfriend and I recently went to Charleston for a short vacation. She suggested we get the tour pass as she had gotten one in NYC. In addition to our premium activities, we did a bunch of the other ones. The pass saved me about $200 total and we had an absolute blast. Trust me, it seems like a lot but you’re basically only paying for the two or three premium ones and everything else is free. When I go back I’ll definitely be buying it again. It was well worth every penny.

Stephen N.
Charleston Tour Pass
Best Possible Way to Spend Money in Charleston

We did as much as we could with the one day tour pass, and should’ve gotten the two day pass. The tours were all amazing, and one of the tours was actually more expensive to purchase outside of the tour pass site, which made everything else included just an added bonus. The boat tour was amazing, the grit counter lunch was amazing, and the site was very easy to use, especially the included map and hours. Definitely am going to use again if I end up in Charleston.

Trevor S.
Charleston Tour Pass
45th Anniversary bliss

Our first special trip on our special day since getting married 45 years ago! It could not have been any better! Our tours were perfect, the city is beautiful and the food delectable! We WILL be back, before another 45 years fly by! Great value, beautiful venues, historically knowledgeable and pleasant tour guides!! Thank you ALL!

Michael M.
Charleston Tour Pass
Fantastic Value

The Tour Pass was fabulous! Customer service was available and very helpful every time I needed them. Also there were attractions and tours on the pass that we never would have found without the pass. We saved over $150.00 with our 4 day pass. Great value…I strongly recommend purchasing the Tour Pass.

B.Moore
Charleston Tour Pass
Economical and Covenient to Use

Our visit to Savannah was stress free due to the use of the Savannah Tour Pass. It allowed us to plan our itinerary for the places we wanted to see, prior to our arrival in the City. We took advantage of purchasing a three day Tour Pass, which provided us with three featured tours and unlimited walk ins of tours that were not on the featured list. We enjoyed the Historic Savannah Civil War tour, the Historic Homes tour, the Telfair Academy and Jepson Center, the Pinpoint Museum, the Owens-Thomas House and Slave Quarters, the Savannah History Museum and so much more. The Tour Pass also provided us with a coupon, per person, for a free ice pop at the Savannah Ice Pop Shop. We found that purchasing one Tour Pass saved us money on the price of individual ticket purchases for all of the other attractions that we visited. It was a grand way of visiting a city we had never been in.

Charles L.
Savannah Tour Pass
Historic Charleston

Really loved the convenience and excellent choices fthis tour pass offers. We felt we really had a great deal. We are the type that would bypass attractions that charged entrance fees. With this pass we were able to enjoy many attractions we would have passed over guilt free.

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Charleston Tour Pass

  • 100% full admission to the top tours and attractions.
  • Over 30 attractions to choose from (view included tours below).
  • Same tour…same experience as if buying direct from the tour company.
  • Easily make reservations for tours in advance after purchase with the Mobile Pass you’ll receive.
  • Skip the ticket lines access. Just present your Mobile Pass!
  • There are 2 categories of tours, Featured and Standard:
    • Featured: The number of feature tour reservations per person is determined by the number of day pass you purchase (1 day – 3 days).
      • Number allowed is in total…not per day. (For example: 3-Day Pass choose a total of 4 featured…not 4 per day)
    • Standard: Visit as many as you wish (no limit) for the number of day pass you purchase (1 day – 3 days).
    • See chart below.

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  • Within seconds after purchase you’ll receive the Mobile Pass which helps you organize, plan and make reservations before you arrive.
  • It’s best to make reservations as early as possible to secure the most desirable tour times which can fill up fast. Instantly after purchase you can make tour reservations for when you’re visiting.
  • View tour availabilities before purchasing a pass. Visit this page and search the dates you’ll be visiting: Featured Tour Availability Search
  • Only certain Featured Tours require reservations. Standard attractions do not require reservations. Just show your pass for entry!

What you can save & benefits of using Tour Pass versus purchasing individual tickets:

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Save up to 40% off retail ticket prices

  • You can save 40% or more off of retail ticket prices by visiting a reasonable number of tours.
  • St. Augustine’s historic district is very compact making it easy to visit multiple sites.
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Stress-Free Touring

  • Visit just 2-3 attractions per day, which more than pays for the cost of purchasing a pass, plus you don’t have to stress and research what to do.
  • The Mobile Pass you’ll receive helps you stay organized and includes maps and detailed info.
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Tour times can fill up fast. With Tour Pass you can make tour reservations now for when you’re visiting. 

Featured Attractions

Most featured require reservations and are limited by # of day pass purchased

  • Featured Attractions are more expensive.
  • Reservations are required which are easily made with the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • Transportation to attractions is not provided unless Hop On Hop Off Trolley is selected as a featured attraction.
  • The number of featured tour reservations per person is determined by the number of day pass purchased (see chart below).
 
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Creepy Crawl Haunted Pub Tour

We have teamed up with the original St. Augustine Historic Pub Crawl to bring this unique experience to those of you who prefer a little…spirits with your spirits! Explore the town’s most notorious haunted taverns on this spine-tingling investigation. Your Pub Scout and Ghost Hunting Guide will teach you how to use real paranormal equipment at the actual haunted sites we visit, while you enjoy drinks and learning fun historic pub traditions along the way. Your first drink of the night is INCLUDED with your ticket, then you will receive special discounts at each of the taverns we visit during your tour. Pub Crawls last appx 2hrs and explore at least 4 unique venues on each tour. Tours depart Wednesday through Saturday from our downtown tour reception lobby at 4 Granada Street. Ages 21+ only. TOURS DEPART RAIN OR SHINE.
Featured Attractions:
  • Number of Featured allowed is determined by pass duration purchased more info
  • Reservations are typically required for Featured Attractions.
  • You can make reservations  in advance of arriving which are easily made from within the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • View tour availability before purchasing TourPass

Standard Attractions:
  • No reservation is required, just show up and present your Mobile Pass for entry.
  • Visit as many as you wish 1x.
Transportation to attractions is not provided. In the Historic District you can use the Trolley.
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Dolphin & Wildlife Historical Boat Tour

Enjoy the cool breeze from the Atlantic Ocean as we cruise around the beautiful waters of the Matanzas Bay and Intracoastal Waterway for your own waterfront perspective of many of the most popular highlights, including the St. Augustine Lighthouse, Castillo de San Marco National Monument, the Bridge of Lions, Flagler College, and more. We also focus on dolphin, wildlife and nature viewing – Natural Florida is all around St. Augustine and just a boat ride away. This trip lasts approx. 1 hour. Departs from the Conch House Marina on Anastasia Island, just a short distance from historic downtown across the Bridge of Lions.
Featured Attractions:
  • Number of Featured allowed is determined by pass duration purchased more info
  • Reservations are typically required for Featured Attractions.
  • You can make reservations  in advance of arriving which are easily made from within the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • View tour availability before purchasing TourPass

Standard Attractions:
  • No reservation is required, just show up and present your Mobile Pass for entry.
  • Visit as many as you wish 1x.
Transportation to attractions is not provided. In the Historic District you can use the Trolley.
$14 per Child without TourPass. (Pay $0 at the gate! TourPass includes full admission)
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Dolphin Odyssey & Sightseeing Boat Tour

Cruising up alongside a pod of Atlantic Bottle Nose Dolphin that choose to make St Augustine their home, even makes the crew giddy and they do it every day!

There is something exciting, yet very calming, about watching these beautiful creatures glide through the water, in perfect formation, in groups of anywhere from two to ten. Often we see mommas, with their babies following alongside, so close you would think they are attached.

If we find them just right, when they are feeding, we might catch a glimpse of one 6-8 feet in the air, often with a fish in their mouth! They are in the wild, however, so finding them is not guaranteed (96% success), but seeing great sights and hearing great stories is!
Tour Duration: 1.5 hours
Featured Attractions:
  • Number of Featured allowed is determined by pass duration purchased more info
  • Reservations are typically required for Featured Attractions.
  • You can make reservations  in advance of arriving which are easily made from within the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • View tour availability before purchasing TourPass

Standard Attractions:
  • No reservation is required, just show up and present your Mobile Pass for entry.
  • Visit as many as you wish 1x.
Transportation to attractions is not provided. In the Historic District you can use the Trolley.
$15 per Child without TourPass. (Pay $0 at the gate! TourPass includes full admission)
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Ghost & Gravestones Trolley Tour

Prepare yourself for a Frightseeing Adventure like none other as your resident Ghost Host shares tales both true and truly unnerving of the citys tumultuous past. Discover the secrets of the Tolomoto Cemetery and the apparition seen playing on the sacred grounds after dark. Could it be the spirit of five-year old James or is it the Ghost Bride, still waiting for her walk down the aisle. Be sure to keep a watchful eye while passing by the old City Gates. You might catch a glimpse of Elizabeth, a child victim of the yellow fever, waving to those who pass by. Plan to arrive at least 20 minutes early to make time to visit Cromwells Parlour of Paranormal Curiosities.

Featured Attractions:
  • Number of Featured allowed is determined by pass duration purchased more info
  • Reservations are typically required for Featured Attractions.
  • You can make reservations  in advance of arriving which are easily made from within the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • View tour availability before purchasing TourPass

Standard Attractions:
  • No reservation is required, just show up and present your Mobile Pass for entry.
  • Visit as many as you wish 1x.
Transportation to attractions is not provided. In the Historic District you can use the Trolley.
$30 per Child without TourPass. (Pay $0 at the gate! TourPass includes full admission)
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Ghostly Experience Walking Tour

Follow the glimmer of lantern-light as you explore the haunted back alleys of St. Augustine along with your licensed professional guide. Search for the supernatural and learn the true gruesome St. Augustine history of the lesser-known dark side.

The guides have spent years delving into historic libraries, church documents, diaries and in-person interviews in order to dredge up the secrets of the past. Learn theories on different types of haunts according to paranormal experts while searching for evidence of your own. Keep your senses alert for swooping lights, unearthly fog and ghostly shadows in the night… all of which have actually been witnessed at the haunted sites we visit.

Tours last approximately 75 minutes and depart Mon-Sat at 8pm (Additional tour times on weekends & select nights) from the Tour St. Augustine Inc. office at 4 Granada Street.
Featured Attractions:
  • Number of Featured allowed is determined by pass duration purchased more info
  • Reservations are typically required for Featured Attractions.
  • You can make reservations  in advance of arriving which are easily made from within the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • View tour availability before purchasing TourPass

Standard Attractions:
  • No reservation is required, just show up and present your Mobile Pass for entry.
  • Visit as many as you wish 1x.
Transportation to attractions is not provided. In the Historic District you can use the Trolley.
$25 per Child without TourPass. (Pay $0 at the gate! TourPass includes full admission)
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Ghosts Walking Tour (Family Friendly)

The Ghosts of St. Augustine Tour will take you, your family, and your friends to the most haunted places in St. Augustine.

If you are easily frightened, you may have a hard time sleeping the night after you join us. Stories of St. Augustine hauntings are downright spooky!

The Ghosts of St. Augustine Tour is the perfect ghost tour for families traveling to St. Augustine. You will be a hero to your kids for taking them on this entertaining tour.

  • This is an all ages ghost walking tour.
  • Starting time: typically at 8 pm.
  • Duration: 90 minutes.
  • Pet policy: Well behaved pets on leashes are allowed.
  • Alcohol: not allowed
Featured Attractions:
  • Number of Featured allowed is determined by pass duration purchased more info
  • Reservations are typically required for Featured Attractions.
  • You can make reservations  in advance of arriving which are easily made from within the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • View tour availability before purchasing TourPass

Standard Attractions:
  • No reservation is required, just show up and present your Mobile Pass for entry.
  • Visit as many as you wish 1x.
Transportation to attractions is not provided. In the Historic District you can use the Trolley.
$11 per Child without TourPass. (Pay $0 at the gate! TourPass includes full admission)
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Golf Cart Guided History Tour

The perfect way to experience St Augustine for those that would like to keep walking to a minimum. The one hour narrated golf cart tour allows you to get up close to all the amazing landmarks the oldest city has to offer with live commentary from your city certified tour guide/driver.

Tour Details:

  • Duration: 1 hour.
  • Ages 3+ only.

What You Will Experience:

  • You will board the golf cart at the Plaza de la Constitucion.
  • After a short introduction, your tour will proceed by the waterfront with magnificent views of the Matanzas Harbor and the Bridge of Lions.
  • The tour will pass in front of the Castillo de San Marcos on its way to The Mision Nombre de Dios site where the city founder, Pedro Menendez de Aviles, first arrived.
  • You will then drive by Fountain of Youth, Magnolia Street and the Old Jail site.
  • Once downtown, your tour will pass by the former Hotel Ponce de Leon, Alcazar and Casa Monica hotels and then by the Governors House and down Aviles Street ( Oldest street in the US). You will be in the oldest part of town where you will be able to observe examples of Spanish and British colonial architecture.
  • Before returning to the Plaza, you will drive by the Flagler Memorial Presbyterian Church and the outside of the Hotel Ponce de Leon where the largest collection of in use Louis Comfort Tiffany stained glass windows collection may be observed.
Featured Attractions:
  • Number of Featured allowed is determined by pass duration purchased more info
  • Reservations are typically required for Featured Attractions.
  • You can make reservations  in advance of arriving which are easily made from within the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • View tour availability before purchasing TourPass

Standard Attractions:
  • No reservation is required, just show up and present your Mobile Pass for entry.
  • Visit as many as you wish 1x.
Transportation to attractions is not provided. In the Historic District you can use the Trolley.
$31 per Child without TourPass. (Pay $0 at the gate! TourPass includes full admission)
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Haunted Pub Crawl

You will visit the most haunted bars in St. Augustine famous Historic District, many of them not known to tourists, while enjoying the finest drinks and the most engaging ghost stories that St. Augustine has to offer.

Relax while taking a ghostly stroll in the Ancient City – and still have fun while uncovering the haunted secrets of the city’s most haunted pubs and bars. Learn about Brothels, Pirates, and Demons – with a side of alcohol. This is a walking tour.

  • Starting time: 8 pm however more tour times may be available.
  • Adults only. All guests must be 21 years of age or older.
  • Duration: 2 hours.
Featured Attractions:
  • Number of Featured allowed is determined by pass duration purchased more info
  • Reservations are typically required for Featured Attractions.
  • You can make reservations  in advance of arriving which are easily made from within the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • View tour availability before purchasing TourPass

Standard Attractions:
  • No reservation is required, just show up and present your Mobile Pass for entry.
  • Visit as many as you wish 1x.
Transportation to attractions is not provided. In the Historic District you can use the Trolley.
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Hop On Hop Off Trolley Tour

Hop on and off as many times as you wish on this open-air fully narrated trolley tour which stops at 22 convenient stops throughout historic St. Augustine. Open air sightseeing perfect for taking pictures. Includes free beach shuttle to the beach as well and complimentary hotel shuttle service.

Your Old Town Trolley Tour Includes:

  • 1 day of free unlimited re-boarding
  • Hop On & Off at 22 Old Town Trolley Stops
  • Open air sightseeing perfect for taking pictures
  • Fully Narrated Tour of St. Augustine
  • More than 100 Points of Interest
  • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
  • FREE Beach Shuttle to the Beach
  • Complimentary hotel shuttle service

Additional Details:

Hours:

  • Daily. Tours depart continuously every 15 minutes. 9:00 am to 4:30 pm
  • July 4: Last tour is at 3pm.
  • Thanksgiving: Last tour is at 3pm.
  • December 24: Last tour is at 3pm.
  • December 25: Closed.
  • Advance reservations are NOT needed or accepted. Simply show your Tour Pass where they will check you in.
  • Hours of operation may be extended during holiday weekends and during peak season. Please call (904) 829-3800 for details.

First Tour of the Day:

  1. Stop #1: The Old Jail: 9:00 am
  2. Stop #2: Visitors Information Center: 9:07 am
  3. Stop #3: Potters Wax Museum: 9:11 am
  4. Stop #4: City Gates: 9:15 am
  5. Stop #5: Colonial Quarter: 9:16 am
  6. Stop #6: Best Western/Bay Views: 9:18 am
  7. Stop #7: St. George Street: 9:22 am
  8. Stop #8: Churches: 9:25 am
  9. Stop #9: Villa Zorayda Museum: 9:30 am
  10. Stop #10: Lightner Museum: 9:35 am
  11. Stop #11: St. Augustine Distillery: 9:40 am
  12. Stop #12: San Sebastian Winery: 9:42 am
  13. Stop #13: Whetstones Chocolate Factory: 9:43 am
  14. Stop #14: Plaza de la Constitucion: 9:50 am
  15. Stop #15: Oldest House: 10:00 am
  16. Stop #16: St. Augustine Municipal Marina: 10:04 am
  17. Stop #17: Castillo de San Marcos: 10:06 am
  18. Stop #18: Ripleys Believe It Or Not: 10:08 am
  19. Stop #19: Old Town Trolley Welcome Center: 10:10 am
  20. Stop #20: Mission of Nombre de Dios: 10:15 am
  21. Stop #21: Old Senator Tree: 10:19 am
  22. Stop #22: Fountain of Youth: 10:22 am

Last Full Tour of the Day: Please note that guests taking this tour will not be able to use the on/off feature.

  1. Stop #1: The Old Jail: 4:30 pm
  2. Stop #2: Visitors Information Center: 4:37 pm
  3. Stop #3: Potters Wax Museum: 4:41 pm
  4. Stop #4: City Gates: 4:45 pm
  5. Stop #5: Colonial Quarter: 4:46 pm
  6. Stop #6: Best Western/Bay Views: 4:48 pm
  7. Stop #7: St. George Street: 4:52 pm
  8. Stop #8: Churches: 4:55 pm
  9. Stop #9: Villa Zorayda Museum: 5:00 pm
  10. Stop #10: Lightner Museum: 5:05 pm
  11. Stop #11: St. Augustine Distillery: 5:10 pm
  12. Stop #12: San Sebastian Winery: 5:12 pm
  13. Stop #13: Whetstones Chocolate Factory: 5:13 pm
  14. Stop #14: Plaza de la Constitucion: 5:20 pm
  15. Stop #15: Oldest House: 5:30 pm
  16. Stop #16: St. Augustine Municipal Marina: 5:34 pm
  17. Stop #17: Castillo de San Marcos: 5:36 pm
  18. Stop #18: Ripleys Believe It Or Not: 5:38 pm
  19. Stop #19: Old Town Trolley Welcome Center: 5:40 pm
  20. Stop #20: Mission of Nombre de Dios: 4:45 pm (Entry gates close at 5pm; 4pm on Sunday)
  21. Stop #21: Old Senator Tree: 5:49 pm Stop #22: Fountain of Youth: 5:52 pm

 

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Featured Attractions:
  • Number of Featured allowed is determined by pass duration purchased more info
  • Reservations are typically required for Featured Attractions.
  • You can make reservations  in advance of arriving which are easily made from within the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • View tour availability before purchasing TourPass

Standard Attractions:
  • No reservation is required, just show up and present your Mobile Pass for entry.
  • Visit as many as you wish 1x.
Transportation to attractions is not provided. In the Historic District you can use the Trolley.
$18 per Child without TourPass. (Pay $0 at the gate! TourPass includes full admission)
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Lightner Museum

Located in the heart of downtown St. Augustine, Lightner Museum occupies the historic Alcazar Hotel, a Gilded Age resort hotel built in 1888 by railroad magnate Henry Flagler. Founded in 1948, the Museum is home to one of the premier collections of 19th and early 20th-century fine and decorative art in the country. Furnishings, paintings, leaded glass windows, cut and blown glass, and natural history specimens from the Otto Lightner Collection are exhibited against the backdrop of the magnificent Alcazar Hotel. Visitors to the Museum are invited to participate in an immersive experience of art, architecture, and design from Americas Gilded Age.

The Building
Completed in 1888, the Alcazar Hotel was the second grand hotel Henry Flagler built in the city of St. Augustine. Designed by architects John Merven Carrere and Thomas Hastings, the building stands testimony to Flaglers vision to transform St. Augustine into a premiere winter resort for wealthy East Coast tourists.

At the peak of its popularity during the 1890s, more than 25,000 guests visited the Alcazar. A major attraction of the hotel was its indoor entertainment and recreational facilities. The Alcazar boasted the worlds largest indoor public swimming pool at the time, a grand ballroom, sulfur baths, a steam room, massage parlor, gymnasium, bowling alley, archery ranges, tennis courts and a bicycle academy.

The Alcazar Hotel closed during the Depression, and in 1947 the building was purchased by Otto C. Lightner to exhibit his turn-of-the-century collection of fine and decorative art. The Lightner Museum opened two years later. The building is on the National Register of Historic Places and today houses both the Lightner Museum and City government offices.

The Collection
Chicago publisher Otto C. Lightner was fascinated by what people collected – a hobby that became his trademark and his passion, which is clearly reflected in the eclectic collection of late 19th-century and early-20th century artifacts on display at the Lightner Museum. Arranged over five floors, the Museum is filled with remarkable artifacts from this dynamic period in American history. Furnishings, paintings, mechanical musical instruments, and other curiosities transport you to the heyday of the Alcazar Hotel and its wealthy visitors. Today, the Lightner Museum offers a fascinating view of how beauty and luxury were defined in Gilded Age America.

Featured Attractions:
  • Number of Featured allowed is determined by pass duration purchased more info
  • Reservations are typically required for Featured Attractions.
  • You can make reservations  in advance of arriving which are easily made from within the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • View tour availability before purchasing TourPass

Standard Attractions:
  • No reservation is required, just show up and present your Mobile Pass for entry.
  • Visit as many as you wish 1x.
Transportation to attractions is not provided. In the Historic District you can use the Trolley.
$7 per Child without TourPass. (Pay $0 at the gate! TourPass includes full admission)
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Standard Attractions

Reservations NOT required. Visit as many as you wish 1x for # of day pass purchased

  • Visit as many Standard Attractions as you wish for the number of day pass purchased (see image below).
  • Standard Attractions are generally less expensive than Featured and do not require reservations…just walk-in and show your pass.
  • Transportation to attractions is not provided unless Hop On Hop Off Trolley is selected as a featured attraction.
 
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Ximenez-Fatio House Museum

Brief History
In 1798, Don Andres Ximenez built this fine three-story home and warehouse of coquina for he and his bride, Juana Pellicer Ximenez. Juanas father, Francisco Pellicer led the Menorcan exodus of 1777 out of New Smyrna, from their illegal bondage by Dr. Andrew Turnbull. Pellicer brought approximately 600 people to St. Augustine at the invitation of British governor Colonel Patrick Tonyn. Francisco Pellicer was also a master carpenter and may well have been involved in the construction of this home. In his original site plan, Ximenez included a grocery story and storage room, tavern, and billiard hall on the first floor, family bedrooms and living area on the second floor, and servants/enslaved persons living areas on the third floor. There were also two large warehouses that butted up to each other – what we now know as the first floor guest rooms – along with a detached kitchen and washroom.

Juana Ximenez died in 1802, at the age of 26. Andres followed in 1806. He was 53. The Ximenez family passed the property among them until 1825, when Mrs. Margaret Cook and her husband were given the opportunity to purchase an interest in 1/3rd of the house. She bought another 1/3rd interest in 1827, after her husband passed away. By 1830, Mrs. Cook owned the whole compound. She converted the home into a boarding house by turning the tavern into a lobby, the billiard hall into a fine dining room, and the two warehouses into four guest rooms. The grocery store and storeroom remained intact since it was such a profitable business. Mrs. Cook hired Eliza Whitehurst, a single lady, to manage her new boarding house. In June 1838, Mrs. Whitehurst died, most likely due to a Yellow Fever epidemic ravaging St. Augustine.

In July, Sarah Petty Anderson, also a single woman, purchased the boarding house from Mrs. Cook. In 1852, Louisa Fatio, the last of this impressive line of single women to either own or manage the property, became the manager of Miss Andersons boarding house.

In 1855, Miss Anderson sold the property to Louisa and moved to Tallahassee. Miss Fatio owned the property and kept it afloat during times of slavery, secession from the Union, re-occupation by Union troops in 1862, and Reconstruction. She died in 1875, having maintained the integrity, reputation, and prominence of this boarding house through a time when the term boarding house often had a very negative connotation.

The house spent the next several decades as an artists retreat until it fell into disrepair by the 1930s – yet the downstairs/grocery store and storeroom always housed some form of retail business.

In 1939, The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Florida purchased the property, and in the process of refurbishing the home, presented it for the first time to the public on May 6, 1940, as an example of historic home restoration. Please visit this amazing property at your first convenience. In the meantime, we have built this extensive website for you to virtually step onto our property, play our games, hear our stories, and read of our history.
Featured Attractions:
  • Number of Featured allowed is determined by pass duration purchased more info
  • Reservations are typically required for Featured Attractions.
  • You can make reservations  in advance of arriving which are easily made from within the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • View tour availability before purchasing TourPass

Standard Attractions:
  • No reservation is required, just show up and present your Mobile Pass for entry.
  • Visit as many as you wish 1x.
Transportation to attractions is not provided. In the Historic District you can use the Trolley.
$8 per Child without TourPass. (Pay $0 at the gate! TourPass includes full admission)
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Villa Zorayda Museum

Villa Zorayda is a house at 83 King Street in St. Augustine, Florida. Built in 1883 by the eccentric Boston millionaire Franklin W. Smith as his winter home, it was inspired by the 12th-century Moorish Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain.

Closed on Easter Sunday, Mothers Day, Fathers Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day. Guided audio tour is included.
Featured Attractions:
  • Number of Featured allowed is determined by pass duration purchased more info
  • Reservations are typically required for Featured Attractions.
  • You can make reservations  in advance of arriving which are easily made from within the Mobile Pass you’ll receive after purchase.
  • View tour availability before purchasing TourPass

Standard Attractions:
  • No reservation is required, just show up and present your Mobile Pass for entry.
  • Visit as many as you wish 1x.
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The Old Jail Museum

Listed in the National Registry of Historic Places, The Old Jail is a must-visit when in St. Augustine! Built to look like a hotel in the Romanesque Revival style and painted in an unassuming color, visitors will find that the Old Jail has been renovated to give tourists a glimpse into the daily lives of St. Augustines most notorious prisoners living under the penal system of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Costumed actors tell tales of the jail and its occupants, and even book you as an inmate! Additionally, the Old Jail has a large collection of weapons and artifacts for you to inspect up close and is one of just a few prisons of its kind still standing that makes for a great day of sightseeing on a historical adventure. It would be a crime if you did not stop by for a visit!

In 1878, oil magnate and industrialist, Henry Flagler, left the familiar confines of his tony and privileged life in New York City and traveled south to Jacksonville, Florida with his ailing wife. On strict doctors orders, they were advised to escape the intemperate winter of Manhattan so his wife, Mary Flagler, could potentially recover from tuberculosis. She would not survive the trip. Shortly thereafter, Henry Flagler would re-marry and make his way to the Ancient City, St. Augustine, Florida. Finding the area charming and brimming with possibilities but sorely lacking in accommodations, the businessman hit the ground running and began to make sizable real estate investments, one of which was the Hotel Ponce de Leon.

In 1891, Henry Flagler contracted the company that would eventually build Alcatraz to construct a jail just north of downtown on San Marco Ave. So as not to create an eyesore that would strike fear in the hearts of the general public and to avoid discouraging his fat cat friends from investing in the city, he decided to disguise it.
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St. Augustine History Museum

A combination of historical displays and private collections bring over 400 years of Florida history to life. The museum features displays of the various countries that ruled over St. Augustine: England, Spain, and France.
  • Your St. Augustine History Museum Includes: Visit our Spanish sunken treasure room
  • Explore how St. Augustine and Florida grew under the Spanish
  • Hear fascinating stories about the Indians, the Spanish Galleons and the Pirates of the Revolutionary War
  • More than 400 years of history is on display
  • Masks are strongly recommended inside except for vaccinated guests
Henry Flagler was a powerhouse and catalyst for change in the real estate and transportation industries. His contributions to Florida are documented and displayed throughout the St. Augustine History Museum. As you tour through, you will also see authentic artifacts, unpublished photographs and learn about the evolution of St. Augustine and Florida under Spanish and British rule. More than 400 years of history is on display including toys and dolls from the early 19th and 20th centuries, a replica of a Spanish galleon and real gold, silver and jewelry found in lost treasures off the Florida coast. Housed on the Old Jail, the museum offers another level of insight into Floridas past.
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St. Augustine Aquarium General Admission

At the aquarium you will be led by a guided tour with a Marine Biologists that will explain some of the exciting creatures that are native to our waterways. See sharks, stingrays many different species of fish, touch starfish, sea urchins, horseshoe crabs and more!
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Spanish Military Hospital Museum

Learn about the amazing history of Spanish Colonial Medicine. Find out why the Spanish were 400 years ahead of their time.


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Our fully guided presentation will take you back to the colonial Spanish days of medicine with both surgical and apothecary demonstration. Your journey to the past begins as our skilled surgeon performs surgical demonstrations. Watch as our Apothecary creates medicines and discover how colonial herbs were the origins of some of the most popular medicines today.

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Potter’s Wax Museum

The first wax museum in America, Potters has been delighting guests since 1949. Inspired by his visit to a wax museum in London when he was a boy, George Potter dreamed of creating his own world of wax in the United States. Today, this Wax Museum is home to more than 160 different wax figures – each an authentic life-sized recreation of the men and women they represent. Artists and craftsmen spent a great deal of time researching the process in the British museum before creating these incredibly life-like figures. Founder George Potter described his meticulous process:

Each part of the figure is custom-tailored, using real hair that is grown by women in Italy and placed onto the figure a single strand at a time. The eyes are made in Germany and the hands are sculpted in Belgium with wax imported from France. Even the costumes were designed by one of the greatest in the industry-costumers to the Court of Saint James.

The museums collection includes people who have played an important part in history: Celebrities, sports figures, people in the news and many modern-day figures. Stand next to Tiger Woods, Captain Jack Sparrow, Elvis and Harry Potter. Take your picture with Angelina Jolie, Michael Jordan and Brittany Spears. See Princess Diana, Ponce de Leon and many of Potters original figures.

The Wax Museum offers an entertaining time for adults and children of all ages. Groups and school field trips are welcomed. Bring your camera, as the figures make for a great photo opportunity!

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  • See more than 160 different wax figures
  • The collection includes people who have played an important part in history
  • An entertaining time for adults and children of all ages
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Oldest Wooden School House

The Oldest Wooden School House Historic Museum & Gardens welcomes visitors to the unique Minorcan homestead of Juan Genopoly, established in the late 1700s. Preservation, conservation, interpretation, and education are the cornerstones of this rich historic treasure. The Attraction The Old School offers the opportunity for people of all ages to see an ORIGINAL American Treasure. The Genopoly House has been preserved to reflect the homestead life of the Minorcan Settlers as well as school life in the 1800s. We are proud to provide recreational and educational entertainment for visiting families and students. The self-guided experience begins as the Professor comes to life and welcomes you! All visitors receive a diploma after exploring the Old School, kitchen and gardens! Tour reservations are encouraged for groups of 10 or more. 192
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Oldest Store Museum Experience

Local actors and storytellers make this tour with the items and inventions from the turn-of-the-century come to life! By providing history and humor all rolled into one delightful experience, guests will be captivated to learn more about turn-of-the-century life within the ancient city. 171
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Oldest House Museum Complex

The Oldest House Museum Complex is owned and operated by the St. Augustine Historical Society. Admission to the Oldest House Museum Complex includes a guided tour of Floridas Oldest House, a detailed history museum, ornamental gardens, a rotating exhibit gallery, surf museum, Marineland history exhibit and the museum store.

The Oldest House is open from daily 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tours run every half hour.

St. Augustine Surf Culture Museum
Located in the bottom floor of the Tovar House, the St. Augustine Surf Culture Museum tells the story of the surf community of St. Augustine, tracing the legacy of wave riding in the early twentieth century to the contemporary moment. This interactive museum interprets over seventy local oral histories, hundreds of historical images, hours of surf film, artifacts, memorabilia, articles, and historic surf boards.

Marineland’s Marine Studios Exhibit
The top floor of the Tovar House is home to Marineland’s Marine Studios exhibit which takes a look at the rich history of modern day Marineland and highlights some of the firsts of the world of marine science, film making, tourism, architecture, and animal training.</br
People and Places of St. Augustine
The second floor of the Tovar House is home to this temporary art exhibit which includes locally produced folk-art to internationally known artists. The collection reflects the personages and environment of St. Augustine. Throughout the year, other temporary exhibits may be featured.
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Absolutely. TourPass provides access and full admission to the top tours and attraction in St. Augustine. You can simply select what you want to do, make reservations and present your pass upon arrival. Most users save a considerable amount of money using TourPass.

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There are many amazing tours in St. Augustine, however the most popular tours include the following:

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St. Augustine doesn’t have a City Pass® which typically includes just 4 or 5 attractions. St. Augustine does have Tour Pass which includes about 30 of the city’s top tours and sites. Just show your pass at the gate and pay zero entry fees.

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There is never a bad time to visit St. Augustine, however it is much more hot and humid in the summer season of course.

Most consider spring (March – May) and fall seasons (September – November) to be the best because of the more temperate climate.

You can certainly visit a handful of St. Augustine’s famous sites in 1-day, however the general consensus is that a minimum 2-3-days is the optimal time to really experience the city.

Yes St. Augustine is a very walkable city. We recommend parking at the historic parking garage near the Visitors Center. From there you can walk and see the majority of the historic district.

Yes, St. Augustine is known as a safe city. The historic district is very safe along with the area beaches. As in every metropolitan area there are areas that are not recommended for Visitors, however you would have no reason to visit since attractions and hotels are not located in those area. 

It’s always best to be “street-smart” and be aware of your surroundings no matter where you are in an unfamiliar city. Don’t get overly intoxicated or walk alone at night and ask hotel staff of areas to avoid if concerns persist.

Yes, there are multiple beaches in the St. Augustine area such as: 

  • St. Augustine Beach
  • Ponte Verdra Beach
  • Anastasia State Park
  • Vilano Beach
  • Butler Beach

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Not necessarily since downtown St. Augustine has a paid hop on hop off trolley. The historic area is very compact. If you park at the historic Visitor Center Garage, you can simply walk to most of the sites.

St. Augustine does have Uber and Lyft service as well.

St. Augustine isn’t more or less expensive than most other popular tourist destinations such as Charleston, Myrtle Beach, Hilton Head or Savannah.

To save money on the top tours and attractions, buy a St. Augustine TourPass which includes the best things to do in the city.