Your expert trolley conductor navigates the streets as you admire the Ancient City, St. Augustine, in all its glory. See everything from historical attractions such as the site where Ponce de Leon first landed, to unique attractions as the Alligator Farm. Hop-on and hop-off wherever you choose to explore the city.

Your 3-day pass offers you the freedom to explore the city at your own pace. Browse Hypolita & St. George streets, The Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, and shop at the historic walking mall before heading to the beach for a glimpse of the spectacular sunset from the waterfront. Stop for a taste of wine at San Sebastian Winery then indulge in a piece of Whetsone Chocolate while you tour their factory.

Keep your camera handy as you explore architectural masterpieces such as the oldest wooden schoolhouse and the Ponce de Leon Hotel, now a part of Flagler College. St. Augustine is known for its gorgeous sandy beaches, breathtaking architecture, antiquated buildings and its significance in shaping the nation.

You can purchase tickets online.

Visit Florida's "Old City," and step back in time to the Spanish Colonial era, exemplified by Castillo de San Marco, the oldest fort in the United States, perched upon the shoreline.

Wander the historic streets of the United States' oldest city, and discover all the unique cultural opportunities that this town provides. Stroll down St. George Street, lined with quirky shops and historic buildings, including a wooden replica of the area's first school at the same spot where it originally stood.

Off the main street, you can visit dozens of art galleries that contain the works of St. Augustine's thriving art community. Next, head to the water's edge, and take a tour of Castillo de San Marco and the remnants of the original Spanish occupants of the city—dating back to 1565. On the grounds of Flagler College, step foot into the exquisite Ponce de Leon Hall, which was originally a luxury hotel built in 1888.

The Lightner Museum is housed in the former Alcazar Hotel built in 1888 by Henry Morrison Flagler (1830-1913). The hotel was often called "the castle of happy returns."

The hotel was at the peak of its popularity during the 1890's. More than 25,000 guests visited the Alcazar during those early winter seasons and countless more used the recreational facilities of the casino. For the pleasure of the guests, there was the world's largest indoor swimming pool at the time (which now houses the museum's restaurant); the grand ballroom, sulfur baths, a steam room, massage parlor, a gymnasium, a bowling alley, archery ranges, tennis courts and a bicycle academy.

The Museum's eclectic collection ranges from a mummy, shrunken heads, human hair art, cigar labels, buttons, salt and pepper shakers, to Tiffany glass, cut glass, porcelain, fine art paintings, furniture and sculpture all housed throughout the four floors of the original Alcazar Hotel. The museum also hosts special exhibits and tours throughout the year.

Check out this web site for lots of fun activities including beaches, golf, outdoor activities, cultural and performing arts and much, much more! Plan to visit St. George St, the nation's oldest Catholic Basilica, and a host of historic sites, shopping venues, and restaurants. The World Golf Village is here too, as well as parasailing, boating, an alligator farm, or soaring over St. Augustine and the beaches in an historic 2-passenger biplane. See for yourself!