Located in N.E. Florida is St. Augustine, FL., the oldest city in North America. Founded in 1565 by Don Pedro Menendez, St. Augustine was a Spanish colony for all but 20 years of it's history until 1821 when Florida was purchased by the United States for five million dollars.

St. Augustine is a tourist mecca attracting over three million travelers a year filling the hotels. Lined with shops, restaurants, and historic buildings St. George St. is one of the first stops for anyone visiting St. Augustine. Not only is it the oldest street in St. Augustine, it's the oldest street in North America. Walking down St. George street at night you can actually feel the history of the city of St. Augustine. 200+ year old buildings line the street and many travelers say you can feel the spirits of the 436 years of residents walking with you.

Of course St. George street isn't the only thing to see here in St. Augustine. We have wonderful restaurants, beautiful beaches, first class hotels, bed and breakfasts, and many historic landmarks and tours. Choose from our listings to see more of the attractions, resturants, hotels, shops, entertainment, tours, and bed and breakfasts of St. Augustine, Florida. For more information on St. Augustine, Florida, see the cities official web site.