
More than 2 million visitors make their way to St. Augustine every year, and many are drawn to the city by its long, fascinating history. The city is home to unique historic architecture, the legendary Castillo de San Marcos fort, and outstanding museums, all of which have earned the area a place on the top 10 US cities for history buffs in a recent ranking. Our real estate agents have more details on why St. Augustine is such an amazing destination for history buffs.

Conch shells are thought to contain the sound of the ocean, and they also contain a unique form of meat. Known as "the escargot of Florida," conch fritters are one of the state's famous foods that can be found at these top restaurants.

Lighthouses have played an important role in the history and development of communities on Florida's East Coast, so this is a great place to celebrate National Lighthouse Day which is coming up on August 7th. National Lighthouse Day was established to celebrate the history of lighthouses, along with their importance to maritime trade, the protection of sailors, and their role in helping coastal communities throughout the country prosper.
There are three historic lighthouses located on Florida's Northeast Coast, all built in the 1800s and preserved beautifully to the present day. We've got all the details you need on the historic lighthouses that you'll spot during your travels along Florida's East Coast.

St. Augustine might not pop into your mind when you think "destination wedding," but maybe it should. The gorgeous city is awash with one-of-a-kind attractions and it drips with historical significance. It also happens to be packed with tons of unconventional and breathtaking places to get married. If the typical churches and venues aren't capturing your imagination, check out these truly unique wedding venues in St. Augustine.
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