Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
Under $25Walk the gun deck, casemates and courtyard of a 17th-century Spanish coquina fort on the St. Augustine bayfront.

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St. George Street is a sightseeing stop in St. Augustine, FL. Cost: free.
Pedestrian street running south from the City Gate at Orange St · St. Augustine, FL
St. George Street is a pedestrian-only route through Historic Downtown St. Augustine, following a colonial roadbed first laid out in the 1700s. You enter at the City Gate and pass the Oldest Wooden School House, the Colonial Quarter and reconstructed colonial buildings. In between are shops selling handmade goods and regional art, candy kitchens, gelato spots and restaurants with shaded courtyards. Look up as you walk to see the second-floor balconies.
The closest stops to St. George Street, ordered by straight-line distance.
Walk the gun deck, casemates and courtyard of a 17th-century Spanish coquina fort on the St. Augustine bayfront.
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The official walk-in visitor center for St. Augustine and St. Johns County, with maps, brochures and trip-planning help.
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