Love trees, two different species of trees intertwined, are scattered around the St. Augustine…read morearea. Legend has it, if you kiss your sweetie under a Love Tree you will have everlasting love. Aww! This one in particular is in front of a Cheesecake place. Cheesecake, wine, and my sisters from another mister.. it was meant to be! Romantic date night idea, proposal perhaps? Congrats in advance!

I thought there were locks on it but it's an oak tree that is hugging a palm tree. Make sure to…read morekiss your sweaty under the tree for good luck.

I simply love driving (or walking) down this street. I have stopped to take pictures here and there…read morequite a few times. Of course, a few times we've just walked the length to appreciate Mother Nature's work. Pictures can't replace seeing "this" in person. Sometimes I go out of my way near sunset to drive down this street because the filtered sun through the trees makes the area look absolutely beautiful. The oak trees create a natural arch that gives you a feeling that you are driving through a tunnel and it is beautiful no matter where you enter. To me, this is one of the highlights of St. Augustine and it's just a street! The best part is...it's natural and it's free. It is one of the most photographed streets in the USA...and it's considered to be one of the most beautiful streets in the USA! WHOA! Both are completely understandable. If you are visiting St. Augustine and have been on the Trolley, then I'm sure you are aware of this street since they take you down it and tell you about it. Unfortunately, I see tourists caught up in visiting the Fountain of Youth and other things in that area and disregard the street. This is sad to me and they don't even know what they are missing. If you are planning a trip to this area...put this street on your list of things to see. If you are local (or fairly local) and haven't been down this street...now you have something else to do!

Magnolia street is quite possibly the prettiest street I've seen. The street is lined with a tree…read morecanopy near The Fountain of Youth in St. Augustine. We stopped and parked at the Fountain of Juice to take photos of the street before going into the Fountain of Youth.

Off the main streets is Charlotte street. Nice to use to get around via the "back streets" Our…read moreroom at the Casablanca was closed n Charlotte street. Great to sit and have a martini while people watching. The side walks get narrow in places and sometimes the garbage cans are also on the sidewalk competing with walking space. Plenty of places to visit and a fun "behind the scenes locations".

Charlotte Street is a little less well-known than streets like Saint George and Aviles Streets…read more However, it was an important part of the historic area of downtown St Augustine and remains one of the main streets today. Recently in 2017, on a portion of Charlotte Street, human remains were found during a water line excavation. From what I understand, these people go back to the original settlers who came with Pedro Menéndez in 1565. This is only one of many excavation examples in St Augustine in general. However, when you walk the street today and enjoy the beauty of the buildings and the street itself...it makes you wonder about the history of it no matter what portion you are on. As the saying goes, "If these streets could talk..." Today, you will find that this street is a little less traveled than other historic streets in St Augustine. It is just as beautiful and scenic...and probably even more so since you don't have as much foot traffic. Also, keep in mind that it is sort of split by the Plaza de la Constitución. There are wonderful restaurants on this historic street, in addition to beautiful private residences with architecture that is free to view (from the outside of course). Moreover, there are other businesses like a museum, bars, Hyppo, an art gallery, bed & breakfasts, and various shops to name a few. There is street parking on Charlotte Street in addition to a few private parking lots as well. Plus, it is within walking distance of the fort and the parking garage. Of course, there is street parking all over St. Augustine as well nearby. For those of you who have not checked out Charlotte Street or never heard of it...check it out! You won't be disappointed.

St. Augustine is filled with such awesome history. This is the narrowest street in the United…read moreStates. Treasury Street is just 7 feet wide and connects the waterfront Bay Street to the Royal Spanish Treasury. The street was purposely built to provide barely enough room for two men to carry a chest of gold to the treasury from ships docked on the bay. This was done to minimize the chances of a horse-drawn carriage riding by and stealing the money.

Walking down the street and you sudden turn and see...not quite an alley, not quite a street, but…read morea...? It's just sort of neat.

While visiting in Saint Augustine, we went on a self walking tour, a suggested monuments and…read morehistoric sites they were highly impressed and entertained on how the city has maintained the old world with the new world improvements

Nights of Lights never fails to amaze me, even after living nearby for 20 years. Visiting the old…read moreneighborhood brought us back, and my husband and I had an enjoyable evening walking around St. Augustine drinking in the history and beautiful lights. We spent a lovely walk around the waterfront, looking at the famous beloved Lions at the bridge and all the way to Flagler College. The Lightner Museum was the highlight across the street, and we walked down St. George Street for old times sake. Everyone wore masks and kept an appropriate social distance. Not crowded since it was after the holidays.

My family and I enjoyed seeing The Greetings from Saint Augustine mural in St. Augustine, Florida…read more It is an absolute must-stop if you're exploring the area and want a fun, colorful photo opportunity. The mural is bright, bold, and designed in that classic oversized postcard style, with each letter showcasing scenes and symbols tied to the city's history and coastal charm. It's located in an easy access spot, and there's usually a steady flow of visitors stopping by for pictures, but it doesn't feel overly crowded. Go check it out

Who doesn't love a night out with the girls? Especially when you're supporting women-owned…read morebusinesses. Davidson Realty has sponsored this event for the last three years and it has been a blast every time. Free samples, raffles, great products. I'm hard pressed to find a girl that doesn't like to shop. This year they moved it to Mile Marker to allow all the vendors to be in one area. While it was nice to have it all centralized and Mile Marker extended their happy hour during the event (Bonus!), the fun of traveling from section to section was slightly missed. Keep an eye out next year around this time. Don't know where or exactly when it will pop up on the calendar, but it's a fun event for all.