St. George Street
No admission feeWalk a pedestrian-only street through historic downtown, from the City Gate past colonial buildings, shops and courtyards.
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Walk the gun deck, casemates and courtyard of a 17th-century Spanish coquina fort on the St. Augustine bayfront.
1 South Castillo Drive · St. Augustine, FL
Spain built this fort between 1672 and 1695, and the National Park Service calls it the oldest masonry fortification in the continental United States. You cross a drawbridge over a dry moat to explore the casemates, the courtyard and the gun deck lined with cannons. The walls are coquina, a shell stone that absorbed English cannonballs during a 1702 siege instead of shattering. Rangers and volunteers in period dress stage musket or cannon demonstrations on select days.
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Transit: reachable by public transit
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