Voted St. Augustine’s Best Ghost Tour and 5th Best Readers’ Choice “10BEST” Award by USA Today.

Prepare yourself for a Frightseeing Adventure like none other as your resident Ghost Host shares tales both true and truly unnerving of the city’s tumultuous past. Discover the secrets of the Tolomoto Cemetery and the apparition seen playing on the sacred grounds after dark. Could it be the spirit of five-year old James or is it the Ghost Bride, still waiting for her walk down the aisle.

Be sure to keep a watchful eye while passing by the old City Gates. You might catch a glimpse of Elizabeth, a child victim of the yellow fever, waving to passersby.

Get ready to have a personal encounter of the town’s most haunted building, the Old Jail. Listed on the Florida and National Register of Haunted Places and is the site of countless documented paranormal experiences. Unlock the secret of an (EVP) voice recording captured during a real paranormal investigation and its possible connection to the well-known hangings carried out on the site. Cameras or camera phones are recommended to take pictures through the building’s famous and ominous windows and potentially capture something unworldly! Send us your pictures and we will evaluate them for paranormal activity and may even share them on our social media pages.

Your final destination includes an exclusive nighttime experience inside of Potter’s Wax Museum’s Chamber of Horrors for a unique retelling of the famed pirate Andrew Ranson’s gruesome execution!

TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT…GHOSTS & GRAVESTONES AWAITS…WHEN THE CONDUCTOR HOWLS “ALL ABOARD” – WILL YOU BE THERE?

TIP: Plan to arrive at least 20-minutes early to make time to visit Cromwell’s Parlour of Paranormal Curiosities. Located inside the Old Town Trolley Welcome Center at 27 San Marco Ave, the check-in and boarding location for the Ghosts & Gravestones tour. Cromwell’s Parlour is St. Augustine’s only collection of the paranormal and unexplained. All objects are authentic and are either historic or supernaturally significant. The collection was gathered in this room in hopes of achieving greater understanding of the unexplained and supernatural world.

The inspiration behind Potter's Wax Museum came from a childhood trip to London taken by founder, George L. Potter. As a child, he was mesmerized by the life like figures and wanted to share his enjoyment with the American public.

In 1947, Potter began contracting with GEMS of London, a noted wax studio, to create one of a kind figures for his museum. Potter employed artists from all over Europe to aide in this project with the wax imported from France, hair from Italy, and the sculpting taking place in Belgium. Opening it's doors in 1949, Potter's Wax Museum has served as an interactive, educational and fun attraction for visitors to the ancient city.

At Potter's, you can interact with historic figures such as, Ponce de Leon, Albert Einstein, and Princess Diana, take a picture with Michael Jordon or Angelina Jolie; or imagine you are on set with Harry Potter and "He Who Must Not Be Named."

Enjoy this unique St Augustine attraction.

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Our local actors and storytellers make this tour with the items and inventions from the turn-of-the-century come to life! By providing history and humor all rolled into one delightful experience, guests will be captivated to learn more about turn-of-the-century life within the ancient city.

Visit the Oldest Store in St. Augustine with its impressive 100,000 items such as:

• Steam Driven Tractor
• Tonics & Elixers
• Farm Equipment
• Health Underwear
• Worm Syrup
• Corn Sheller
• Collars & Corsets
• Guns & Ammunition
• Grain Thresher
• Goat Powered Washing Machine
• Bikes & Trikes

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This is where Florida's History all began! The Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park is a 15 acre waterfront Historical Site where St. Augustine, Florida was founded in 1565. Stroll through this waterfront park where peacocks strut and shady oaks beckon you to stay. This is the location where Spanish Explorer Pedro Menendez de Aviles, in 1565, established the first and oldest continuous European Settlement in the United States of America.

Learn about Native Indians. For over 4000 years, Native Timucua Indians prospered on this land. Hear their story, see their skills for survival and learn their customs The Timucua Indian Village of Seloy existed here before the arrival of the Spanish in 1513.

With Ponce de Leon's claim of possession for the Spanish King in 1513, "La Florida" was born. No other Spanish colonies that followed were successful...until the arrival of Pedro Menendez de Aviles on September 8, 1565.

Fountain of Youth Attraction commemorates the founding of Florida by Spanish Explorer Ponce de Leon and his search for the Legendary Fountain of Youth. Over the last 100 years, many thousands of guests have visited The Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park in order to sip the world famous waters and hear the history behind its legendary benefits.

Explore these exhibits...

THE SPRING HOUSE
Your Exploration begins with a drink from the Legendary Spring that has flowed under this site for as long as anyone can remember. Learn the history of Ponce de Leon's search and his Spanish claim for Florida in 1513.

THE DISCOVERY GLOBE
A two story high glowing globe that traces the routes of Spanish exploration in the New World. Floating in space, this presentation showcases the Spanish towns established from 1492 onward as ships arrived and colonized these lands.

THE PLANETARIUM
The Stars appear as they did in 1513. Learn how Explorers found their way across the ocean so long ago using the constellations.

TIMUCUA INDIAN EXHIBIT
Natives inhabited this site for almost 4000 years. Gather in the Village of Seloy to experience how Timucuas lived, hunted, ate and thrived for so long. Hear the stories of long ago and connect past to present

SPANISH CANNONS
The Spanish arrived in 1565 and established the first and oldest settlement. See how they defended their position with an historic cannon firing demonstration. Viva!

NATIVE CHRISTIAN BURIAL GROUNDS EXHIBIT
Spanish missionaries taught the Natives about Christianity and the Catholic Church. They established a mission on this site and buried church members according to these traditions.

FIRST ENCOUNTER EXHIBIT
Spanish Explorers and Timucua Indians developed a cooperative relationship here. This "First Encounter" led to an exchange of cultures that influenced both of them.

ARCHAEOLOGY EXHIBIT
Imagine a time long ago when Pedro Menendez built his first fort right here. Think about Native Timucua Indians shaping pottery on this very same spot. Archaeology helps us to rebuild the past using artifacts discovered on the property. The story is amazing!

THE GROUNDS
The 15 acre Fountain of Youth Attraction site is a peaceful tribute to the natives and explorers that once occupied these grounds. Benches and picnic tables are located throughout the park for visitors to sit and enjoy the beauty of nature or a quiet lunch. There is an abundance of wildlife here. Make sure to bring your camera!

Celebrate the Birthplace of Our Nation in 1565. Get your eTickets today and explore it all at the Fountain of Youth Attraction!

Travel Back in time to the Spanish Military Hospital Museum, where the Doctor is always in!

Immerse yourself in another era as our guides take you back to Colonial Spanish days of medicine.

Your journey to the past begins as our skilled surgeon perform virtual surgery!

Watch as our Apothecary creates medicines and discover how colonial herbs were the origins of some of the most popular medicines today.

A Living History Experience! About 25,000 school children from around the State visit the museum every year. Children of all ages enjoy their experience.

Take advantage of this great family adventure. Get your eTickets for the Spanish Military Hospital Museum Tour today!