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Old Florida Museum is a hands-on museum that allows visitors to experience what it was like to live in St. Augustine in pre-European times. Games, weapons, tools, food and other objects tell of how Florida pioneers went about their daily life. Group tours and school tours are available. A museum store is on the property.
Address: 254 A San Marco Avenue St. Augustine FL 32084
 Send an Email (4)  1 904 824-8874
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Located 14 miles south of Castillo de San Marcos, Fort Matanzas was constructed from 1740 to 1742. Used to block the southern route to St. Augustine, the fort consisted of a tower to view approaching vessels and a cannon to fend them off. The fort is accessed by a public ferry.
Address: 8635 Highway A1A, South St. Augustine FL USA 32080
1 904 471-0116
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Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth
Ponce de Leon discovered the "Fountain of Youth" in 1513. Many artifacts and landmarks are featured in this archeological park, as well as a Timucua Indian Exhibit and well-kept gardens. A gift shop is available.
Address: . St. Augustine FL
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The Castillo de San Marcos National Monument is the oldest masonry fort in the continental US, originally built by the Spanish. Construction of the fort began in 1672 to replace wooden fortifications.
Address: 1 South Castillo Drive St. Augustine FL USA 32084
1 904 829-6506
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