Explore our recommended activities and things to do in St. Augustine, Florida. Our area has dozens of museums and historic sites, unmatched attractions, great shopping, and world-class dining.
Diane's Natural Market — "where good health comes naturally" — has served St. Augustine for over 35 years. The grocer carries natural foods, produce, frozen and bulk items, prepared foods, canned goods, specialty ingredients, health products and more. The in-store cafe offers items for takeaway or to enjoy in the store, including homemade sandwiches, soups, salads, juices, and smoothies.
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841 S Ponce De Leon Blvd Unit #6, St. Augustine, FL
Built in the 1920s, the Bridge of Lions connects mainland St. Augustine to Anastasia Island across the Matanzas Bay. Developed by D.P. Davis, this iconic structure is a double-leaf bascule, or drawbridge, bridge boasting lion sculptures named Firm and Faithful. The one-mile Bridge of Lions features sidewalks along both sides for pedestrians and cyclists to explore both sides.
The Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine is one of the most iconic historic sites in the city, and it's the oldest Catholic Church in the city built in 1797.
Located in historic downtown, Harry's is a "New Orleans-style restaurant." This is a family-friendly establishment, and live music is performed nightly in the fun courtyard. Try some Cajun favorites like gumbo, andouille-crusted grouper, po'boys, jambalaya, and shrimp-n-grits.
Columbia Restaurant, which opened in 1905, is the oldest restaurant in Florida. In fact, it is still owned by the same family who established the restaurant. Columbia Restaurant serves authentic Spanish cuisine. You could make an entire meal out of the extensive tapas, or try various plates and paella. Don't forget to try a mojito or sangria for the table!
Registered as a U.S. National Historic Landmark, Fort Mose Historic State Park is the site of the first free African-American settlement in the U.S. and was originally recognized as a landmark in 1994.
