

Discover the Magic of St. Augustine
History, Adventure, and Coastal Charm Await Just Minutes from Cedar House Inn
Explore the endless charm and excitement of St. Augustine, Florida, where history, adventure, and natural beauty come together. Just minutes from Cedar House Inn, this vibrant coastal city offers a wealth of attractions and things to do, from historic landmarks like Castillo de San Marcos and the Lightner Museum to thrilling adventures at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm and Eco Tours. Stroll the historic streets with Old Town Trolley Tours, savor local cuisine at favorite restaurants like Prohibition Kitchen and Harry's Seafood, or dive into ghostly tales on a Ghosts & Gravestones tour. Whether it's your first visit or a return trip, St. Augustine promises unforgettable experiences for everyone.

History & Museums
Lightner Museum
Enjoy a guided tour of this historic structure, learn about its history, and dine at the onsite restaurant.
Phone: 904-824-2874
Location: 75 King Street, Historic DistrictCastillo De San Marcos
A National Historic Monument, this masonry fort built by the Spanish is the oldest of its kind in the continental U.SFlagler College Tours
Showcasing the architectural heritage and history of the former Hotel Ponce de Leon.Ximenez-Fatio House Museum
Phone: 904-829-3575
Location: Aviles Street, Historic DistrictSt. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum
Built on the site of a 1500s Spanish Watch Tower, this museum showcases Florida’s maritime history through artifacts and archaeology.
Phone: 904-829-0745
Location: 81 Lighthouse Avenue, Anastasia IslandOldest Wooden School House
Phone: 888-653-7245
Location: 14 St. George Street, Historic DistrictThe Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center
Phone: 904-824-1191
Location: 1102 ML King Avenue, Historic DistrictSpanish Military Hospital Museum
Learn about Colonial-era medical practices.
Phone: 904-342-7730
Location: 3 Aviles Street, Historic DistrictRipley’s Believe It or Not Museum
Phone: 904-824-1606
Location: 19 San Marco Avenue, Historic DistrictMission of Nombre de Dios
Historic Catholic site and the oldest parish in the U.S.
Phone: 800-342-6529
Location: 27 Ocean Avenue, DowntownSt. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum
Features the world’s largest collection of pirate treasures and interactive exhibits.Ponce De Leon’s Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park
Discover the story of Juan Ponce de Leon and the Timucua civilization.Old Jail
Learn about St. Augustine’s criminal history at this historic site.Oldest House Museum (Gonzalez-Alvarez House)
The oldest surviving Spanish colonial residence in Florida.Fort Matanzas National Monument
A 1740 fort located on Anastasia Island with ferry rides to the site.Father Miguel O’Reilly Museum
Features the story of Father Miguel O’Reilly and early Catholic tradition.Pena-Peck House
Built in 1750, this historic home offers free guided toursVilla Zorayda Museum
A unique, Moorish-inspired structure listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Nature & Wildlife
Fort Mose Historic State Park
Phone: 904-823-2232
Location: 15 Saratoga Blvd, North of DowntownSt. Augustine Eco Tours
Boating, kayaking, and sailing expeditions to explore wildlife.St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park
The only place where you can see all crocodilian species, along with wild animal shows.St. Augustine Beach
The beaches are a small trip over the Bridge of Lions, about 4.5 miles from the Inn. Anastasia Island and the St. Augustine Beach have beautiful beaches and are not over-developed.Vilano Beach Fishing Pier
A great spot for fishing and sunset views.

Tours & Attractions
St. Augustine Amphitheatre
Premier concert venue in St. Johns County, hosting award-winning artists throughout the year. Also home to the Farmers’ Market every Saturday.
Phone: 904-471-1965
Location: A1A South, Anastasia IslandBlack Raven Adventures
Phone: 904-826-0000
Location: 111 Avenida Menendez, BayfrontScenic Cruise
Phone: 800-542-8316
Location: 111 Avenida Menendez, BayfrontRipley’s Sightseeing Trains
Phone: 904-829-6545
Location: 19 San Marco Avenue, Historic DistrictPonte Vedra Concert Hall
Phone: 904-209-0367
Location: 1050 A1A North, Ponte VedraMarineland
Phone: 904-471-1111
Location: 9600 Oceanshore Blvd, SouthWhetstone Chocolate Factory
Phone: 904-217-0275
Location: 139 King Street, Historic DistrictColonial Quarter
Phone: 904-342-2857
Location: 33 St. George Street, Historic DistrictOld Town Trolley Tours
A great way to see the historic city. Offers multiple tour options.
Phone: 904-829-3800
Location: 167 San Marco Avenue, Historic District“Nights of Lights“
One of the best 10 Holiday Lighting Displays in the World - National GeographicGhosts & Gravestones Tour
Discover St. Augustine’s haunted history with pirate tales and ghost stories.San Sebastian Winery
Guided tours and tastings of premium, sparkling, and dessert wines.St. George Pedestrian Street
A historic street featuring shops, restaurants, and landmarks.St. Augustine Walking Tour
Explore the city at your own pace with a self-guided route.Farmers’ Market
Located on Anastasia Island at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre, our city’s Farmers’ Market is open every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Places to Eat
Prohibition Kitchen
This is a spacious prohibition era styled pub offering cocktails, pub grub, and live music.Harry's Seafood, Bar & Grill
This is a local favourite specializing in Creole dishesColumbia Restaurant
This is traditional Spanish restaurant specializing in large collection of Spanish wines, amazing bread and sangriaNonna’s Trattoria
This restaurant offers more than 20 outdoor seats as well as a spacious indoor dining room. Observe chefs at work in the open kitchen or enjoy the wonderful atmosphere of Aviles Street.Forgotten Tonic
Forgotten Tonic is a hidden neighborhood gem located in the heart of St. Augustine’s historic art district. We feature modern twists on freshly prepared American comfort food, an extensive wine list, hand-crafted cocktails & captivating southern hospitality.Ice Plant Bar
A unique bar experience where making a good drink is an art. You can get custom ice cubes in your cocktail that are different from any bar that you’ve been to.
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