• Castillo de San Marcos National Monument - While overlooking the Castillo de San Marcos, the discussion will cover the arrival of the Spanish, the tragic massacre that occurred, pirate attacks on the city, the fort’s construction, sieges on English-occupied settlements to the north, and the Castillo’s role as a prison.
• St. George Street - As the group walks along St. George Street to the next destination, the conversation will explore how and why a Greek Orthodox Church was established in a Spanish Catholic city.
• Government House Museum - Visitors will learn about Spain’s law to implement the Town Plan of 1576 in all former and new Spanish colonies.
• Aviles Street - The discussion will cover the 20 years of British rule and the reasons behind it, along with a surprising discovery revealed by Hurricane Matthew in 2016.

• Licensed tour guide by the City of St. Augustine.

• Alcoholic beverages

This tour offers a unique opportunity to visit key sites and engage in discussions about the foundations of our Nation. It’s essentially a city overview designed to familiarize you with local landmarks. Topics such as the city’s history, founding religion and enduring Spanish Architecture will be explored. Given that this is a walking tour, wearing suitable shoes is advised. Due to the age of many city streets, any accidents resulting from inadequate footwear or street related issues will not be the responsibility of the tour, and it will be held harmless.

• Please be sure you can keep up with tour patrons. Although not a continuous walk, we need to make our stops in a timely manner.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.