• Huguenot Cemetery - To your right, you’ll notice the Huguenot Cemetery. Established in 1821, it became the final resting place for many yellow fever victims, including Little Elizabeth…
• City Gate Spirits - Welcome to the Old City Gates. Regarding the supernatural, there are believed to be various types of portals or doorways to the other side. Considering that St. Augustine is the oldest and most haunted city in America, this is the perfect starting point for our ghostly tour…
• Tolomato Cemetery - To your right, you’ll see the Tolomato Cemetery mentioned earlier. While the Huguenot Cemetery is often considered the most haunted in St. Augustine, don’t overlook this one. The Tolomato Cemetery is actually the oldest planned cemetery in America…
• Casa de Suenos Bed and Breakfast - RANDOLPH’S CASA DE SUENOS. To your right, you’ll find a charming Spanish-style building at the corner of Cordova Street and Saragossa Street. This is the Casa de Sueños Inn, which opened in 1998, though the building itself was constructed in 1904 as a private residence. Since then, it has had several different owners.
• Scarlett O’Hara’s - HEARTBREAK AT SCARLETT O’HARA’S. We’ll be turning left onto Hypolita Street, another one-way brick road. As we do, you’ll pass our next stop, an old wooden building on the corner. Technically, it’s two buildings joined together…
• Casablanca Inn On The Bay - BOOTLEGGING AT CASABLANCA. This inn, built in 1914, was originally known as the Matanzas Hotel and the Bayfront Boarding House. The Spanish name Matanza comes from the river and bay alongside the ocean, which is a spooky omen considering…
• Harry’s Seafood, Bar & Grille - CATALINA & BRIDGETTE. To your left, you’ll see a bright red building with an old stone wall. As of 2022, it houses Harry’s Seafood Bar & Grille. Although the restaurant opened in 1987, the building itself dates back to the mid-1700s…
• Flagler College - THE GHOST OF HENRY FLAGLER. To your right, you’ll be walking along the Flagler College campus. Like many colleges, Flagler has its share of urban legends and ghost stories, most of which originate from before the college existed…
• Ponce De Leon Hall - THE LOST SOULS OF FLAGLER COLLEGE. Just ahead, you’ll see the entrance to Flagler College and a statue of Mr. Flagler himself. While the spirit of Mr. Flagler has been mentioned, there are a few more lost souls at Flagler College…
• Penny Farthing Inn Bed and Breakfast - A PAIR OF PARANORMAL INNS. Across the street to your left, you’ll see three small inns in a row. First, look for the cream-colored building with blue trim and a sign that says Penny Farthing Inn. This bed & breakfast was built in 1893…
• Cordova Street & Bridge Street - ST AUGUSTINE MONSTER. This stop isn’t a specific location to see, but rather a popular and peculiar urban legend. Feel free to keep walking while you listen, but watch for St. George Street ahead, where we’ll turn right. It’s the next intersection. In November 1896, on the shores of Anastasia Island…
• St Francis Inn Bed and Breakfast - THE LOST LOVERS OF ST FRANCIS INN. Coming up on your left is an old white building on the corner of St. George Street and St. Francis Street. As the sign outside indicates, this is the St. Francis Inn, the oldest inn in St. Augustine. Built in 1791 during the second Spanish colonial period, the house served as both a home and a fortress…
• Gonzalez-Alvarez House - THE UNKNOWN SPIRIT OF THE GONZALEZ-ALVAREZ HOUSE. To your left, you’ll see a long white house with green doors and shutters. Known as The Oldest House, it is officially called the González–Álvarez House, the oldest surviving Spanish colonial residence in the state, built in 1723…
• Bayfront Marin House - A PARTY FOR ONE AT THE MARIN HOUSE. To your left, you’ll see a large yellow two-story building. While a structure has existed on this property since 1788, the Bayfront Marin House as it stands now came later. Originally, in the 1780s, Francisco Marin acquired the house and lot, but it was in the late 1800s…
• O C White’s Seafood & Spirits - MARGARET’S MANOR. To your left, you’ll see a stone building with green trim, home to O.C. White’s Restaurant as of 2021. Although this building has been around since 1790, it wasn’t always in this location…
• Bridge of Lions & Cathedral Place - THE TORTURED SOULS OF THE ST AUGUSTINE LIGHTHOUSE. The St. Augustine Lighthouse is possibly the most famous haunted location in St. Augustine, so it’s included in this tour. However, we won’t be visiting it as it’s about half an hour away on Anastasia Island…
• VMVQ+WG8 St. Augustine - THE PHANTOM CRIES OF CASA DE LA PAZ. Nothing says ‘haunted house’ quite like a closed and vacant building, right? Built as a private residence by J. Duncan Puller in 1915, it would go…
• Agustin Inn Bed and Breakfast - THE AGUSTIN INN’S GRUMPY GHOST. To your left, you’ll see the Agustin Inn. Originally completed in 1904 as a two-story Victorian home, it was one of many houses in St. Augustine built by wealthy businessman Bernard Masters. Fast-forward to 1994…
• Castillo de San Marcos National Monument - Now we arrive at the final stop on our tour, and it’s truly worth the wait. In front of you is the imposing Castillo de San Marcos, the oldest masonry fort in the continental United States…

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