Plaza de la Constitución, St. Augustine

Voted one of the “10 Best Holiday Lighting Displays in the World”, St. Augustine’s award-winning Nights of Lights is admired by a global audience and is celebrating its 28th year. With over 3 million sparkling white lights adorning every corner of the city and stretching for nearly 20 blocks, it creates an enchanted wonderland that will put a smile on your face and warm holiday memories in your heart. The open-air trolleys are perfect for sightseeing and taking pictures. Complimentary magical viewing glasses allow you to enjoy an enhanced, fully immersive Holiday Experience. Each year guests of the Old Town Trolley are asked to help choose the city’s Top 3 lighting displays. Winners of these prestigious awards will receive cash, prizes and one of the most sought-after trophies in the city! To provide guests with the safest and most comfortable sightseeing experience, only full rows for up to 4 people are available, to assure social distancing.

See historic St. Augustine on a guided hop-on hop-off trolley tour. Listen as your conductors narrate the tour with a fascinating and fun mix of trivia and stories. Find out about the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in the country at the St. Augustine History Museum. Enjoy a full 90-minute tour on the trolley or have the freedom to hop-on and hop-off at any of the 22 stops. Avoid getting through traffic or having to find and pay for parking. Let your conductor take care of navigating for you. Relive the story of the first settlement in North America as you see Castillo de San Marcos, the Spanish fort built in the 17th century. See the famous spring that Ponce de Leon which is deemed the Fountain of Youth, where you can actually sample the water. Explore the site of the first mass in America at the Mission of Nombre de Dios. Experience early St. Augustine as you tour Old St. Augustine Village, which features houses from the 18th and 19th centuries. Admire the Gonzalez-Alvarez House, the oldest documented colonial house in Florida which was lived in by British, Spanish, and American colonists. Immerse yourself in the 500 year history of the city as you view the exhibits at the St. Augustine History Museum.  There are 22 Stops conveniently located close to many places of interest in St. Augustine: 1) 167 San Marco Ave: Old Town Trolley Tours of St Augustine, The Old Jail, Oldest Store Museum Experience, St. Augustine History Museum, Gator Bob’s Trading Post, Spice & Tea Exchange 2) 10 W. Castillo Dr.: Visitor Information Center 3) 31 Orange Street: Potter’s Wax Museum, Old Drug Store, Tolomato Cemetery 4) 1 St. George Street: City Gates + St. George Street (historic walking mall), Oldest Wooden Schoolhouse 5) 20 S. Castillo Dr: Colonial Quarter, Pirate & Treasure Museum, Castillo de San Marcos 6) 6 Avenida Menendez: Bay View at the Best Western, Shipwreck Museum 7) 39 Hypolita Street: Hypolita Street and St. George Street, Columbia Restaurant 8) 38 Sevilla Street: Flagler Memorial Presbyterian Church + Grace United Methodist Church Ancient City Baptist Church 9) 81 King Street: Villa Zorayda Museum 10) 80 Cordova St: Lightner Museum, Flagler College 11) 112 Riberia Street: St. Augustine Distillery 12) 146 King Street: San Sebastian Winery 13) 139 King Street: Whetstone Chocolate Factory 14) 38 Cathedral Place: Plaza de la Constitucion, Government House, Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine 15) 22 St. Francis Street: Oldest House, Fernandez Llambias House 16) 111 Avenida Menendez: St. Augustine Marina, Schooner Freedom, The Black Raven Pirate Cruise 17) 1 S. Castillo Dr.: Castillo de San Marcos National Monument 18) 19 San Marco Ave: Ripley’s Believe It or Not! 19) 27 San Marco Ave: Old Town Trolley Welcome Center 20) 101 San Marco Ave: Mission of Nombre de Dios, Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche 21) 137 San Marco Ave: The Old Senator + Villa 1565 22) 11 Magnolia Ave: The Fountain of Youth

Explore St. Augustine's magical Nights of Lights from the comfort of an electric cart. Visit the most important landmarks in Florida's oldest city in a unique ride, full of Christmas spirit. More than 3 million white lights decorate the city of St. Augustine, in what has become a must for visitors looking for a scenic night in town. Starting your tour at the St. Augustine Waterfront, you will get a night time overview of the best sites and brightest decorations. This 45 minute tour will drive through the Plaza de la Constitucion, St. Augustine's city center, with its impressive Christmas tree and thousands of lights adorning the surrounding tress and foliage. Your ride will be complemented with Christmas songs, ideal for setting the mood to pass by several sites in city, like the Flagler College, the Lightner Building, among others.

The maneuverability of our open-air cart will get you closer to the action than any other tour. Enjoy the lights the intimate way, with First Coast Cart Tours: - Our tour starts at The Collector Luxury Inn and Gardens which comprises 9 Historic buildings that are stunningly decorated with Christmas lights! - Plaza de la Constitucion The epicenter of the Nights of Lights - Castillo de San Marcos National Monument (Pass By) Beautiful evening views of the fort - Ripley's Believe It Or Not (Pass By) Ripley's goes all-out for the holidays - St Augustine Visitor Information Center (Pass By) A Nights of Lights gathering area - Lightner Museum (Pass By) City Hall and the Lightner Museum, a gorgeous combined attraction - Villa Zorayda Museum (Pass By) The outside decoration of the museum is rivaled only by its candlelit interior - Bridge of Lions (Pass By) Bay-front viewing of the holiday festivities

Discover the best of St. Augustine on an open-cabin electric golf cart tour with a certified guide. Explore the waterfront and the city’s historic downtown area, passing sights like the Fountain of Youth. This is the perfect way for people wanting to see the city while keeping walking to a minimum.  After boarding your golf cart at the Plaza de la Constitucion, head toward the waterfront with sweeping views of the Matanzas Harbor and the Bridge of Lions. Pass in front of the Castillo de San Marcos on the way to the Mission Nombre de Dios site where the city founder first arrived.  Drive by the Fountain of Youth, Magnolia Street, and the Old Jail. Once downtown, pass by the former Hotel Ponce de Leon, alcazar, and Casa Monica hotels. Spot the Governor’s House and ride down Aviles Street, the oldest street in the U.S.  Step back in time as you find yourself in the oldest part of town. Be camera-ready as you pass by examples of Spanish and British colonial architecture. Before returning to the plaza, drive by the Flagler Memorial Presbyterian Church and see the outside of the Hotel Ponce de Leon where the largest collection of Louis Comfort Tiffany stained glass windows collection may be seen.

Save your legs with a tour of St. Augustine by land and sea with minimum walking required. Enjoy a 75-minute narrated boat ride around Matanzas Harbor then see the city's most important sights in an electric golf cart. Pass by Plaza de la Constitución, the Lightner Museum, and much more. Start the day with a sail through Matanzas Harbor. Feel the wind in your hair from the top deck or keep warm on the lower deck as you take in the city's historic landmarks from a unique waterside perspective. Enjoy live commentary from a certified tour guide/driver. Once back on dry land, hop in an electric golf cart for a city sightseeing tour. Pass by Plaza de la Constitución, Lightner Museum, and Castillo de San Marcos. See iconic hotels such as the Alcazar and Casa Monica. Finally, ride by the Mision Nombre de Dios site and the Fountain of Youth.

Explore St. Augustine's Historic District on a guided walking tour. Discover more about the history of the city which dates back over 450 years, as you admire its highlights. Meet your local guide on Aviles Street and embark on a fascinating journey through St. Augustine, which has a claim to being the oldest city in the USA. Learn about the fascinating history of this city that was controlled by three different empires across 450 years. Stroll through the beautiful harbor of St. Augustine, and admire the views of the Castillo de San Marcos, the oldest masonry fort in the country. Discover the layout of the city, which was formally planned in 1598. Hear tales of the pirate Robert Searle, Henry Flagler, Theodore Roosevelt, Robert Frost, and Martin Luther King Jr, who are all connected to this historic city. Benefit from your guide's local knowledge and get recommendations on where to eat and drink during your stay.

Join a gastronomic experience in St. Augustine with this guided walking tour. Explore the historic downtown district by walking through the narrow, cobblestone streets of the oldest town in the States. Delve into the city's culinary scene by savoring a glass of wine, 2 cocktails, and lots of food. Meet your guide and walk past outdoor cafe tables lining the streets and bougainvillea climbing storied walls. Stop at 3 of the city’s best venues to enjoy wine tastings, charcuterie boards, and colorful cocktails. Between delicious drinks and food, view sites such as the Old City Gates, the fort of Castillo de San Marcos, Plaza de la Constitución, and America’s oldest thoroughfare, Aviles Street.

We will pick you up within downtown/West King/Anastasia Island Bridge adjacent. Our custom designed, state of the art LSV - low-speed vehicle allows touring the sites throughout the Ancient City, not just small fractions like other local companies. Premium lights and sound accompany our top-tier licensed guides as they take you through the fascinating and haunted history of the First Coast! Our knowledgeable tour guides will give you recommendations for places to eat, shop or any suggestions you might need. We want to make your visit memorable ♥️ - CASTILLO DE SAN MARCOS National Monument. See the oldest and most important building in the Ancient City. Hear why it has defined St. Augustine since 1695. 5 min. Admission is not included - NATIONAL SHRINE of Our Lady of La Leche at Mission NOMBRE DE DIOS. This sacred site's importance is difficult to overstate. It is the first Franciscan mission in the USA, as well as the oldest shrine to the Virgin Mary in the country. See the beautiful grounds and hear the vast history. 5 min. Admission is not included -FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK Where the Spanish originally landed at the city's founding in 1565. See statues of Ponce de Leon, Don Pedro Menedez, and over 60 resident peafowl. 5 min admission is not included. PLAZA de la Constitucion. The geographic center of the colonial city first appeared on the historic town plan in 1587. Surrounded by the most important public buildings in the city, from this vantage point see America's Oldest settlement and its historic cathedral, Governor's House, public market, and much more. 10 min. Free admission. -LIGHTNER MUSEUM . The Lightner Museum, housed in the historic Hotel Alcazar along with St. Augustine City Hall, gives us our base in the Flagler Alameda, the portion of town known as our Guilded Age square. See the myriad contributions bestowed on our fair city by the father of modern Florida. From here we also explore Flagler College and the Casa Monica Hotel. 10 min. Admission is not included. - VILLA ZORAYDA The eccentric home of Franklin Smith, a contemporary of Henry Flagler, provides a glimpse into St. Augustine's opulent past as a luxury vacation destination. Modeled after Spain's Alhambra Castle, this building adds whimsical quirk to the city. 5min. Admission is not included Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center Explore St. Augustine's rich Civil Rights history. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. spent valuable time in Lincolnville, the city's historically segregated portion, during 1964. Hear the events that led to and followed that storied visit. 10min. Admission is not included. FLAGLER COLLEGE As we pass by the Ponce de Leon Hotel, a gilded-age gem, you'll be transported back in time. This once-grand hotel boasted the most luxurious accommodations and amenities of its era. Marvel at the stunning stained glass windows, meticulously crafted by Tiffany himself. A must-see for history buffs and art lovers alike." AND MANY MORE!!

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the chilling tales of St. Augustine's haunted past with our walking ghost tour. Your experienced local tour guide and haunted history expert will lead you through the historic district, sharing spine-tingling stories of the lingering spirits that haunt iconic buildings like Casa de la Paz, The Casablanca Inn, Harry’s Seafood Bar and Grille, and Treasury on the Plaza. Feel the hair on the back of your neck stand up as you learn about the ghostly encounters that have left visitors and locals alike in awe. As you walk through the cobblestone streets of St. Augustine, you'll be transported to a world where the past comes alive in the form of ghostly apparitions and eerie whispers. The tour will cover a mile of haunted and historic real estate, offering you a glimpse into the darker side of this charming Florida town. Dare to stand on the haunted ground throughout the evening, surrounded by the spirits of centuries past. Join us on this unforgettable journey into the paranormal as we explore the haunted history of St. Augustine, one of the most haunted locations in the country. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this walking ghost tour promises to entertain, inform, and engage you with its tales of ghostly encounters and unexplained phenomena. So, grab your walking shoes, brace yourself for a night of spine-chilling stories, and prepare to uncover the secrets that lie hidden in the shadows of America's oldest city.