This city steeped in history has a fascinating past to reveal around every corner, taking you on a trip across the centuries. Saint Augustine is 450 years old and was once the capital of Florida.

What is Florida known for? The Kennedy Space Centre, home of NASA, and NASCAR racing will satisfy your need for thrills.

Fast forward to the early 20th century, when oil tycoon Henry Flagler developed St. Augustine into one of the country's first winter resort destinations. Paying homage to the city's past, the ...

Stephanie Angel, left, shows off an armadillo to visitors petting capybaras at the Capybara Cafe in St. Augustine, Fla., March 14, 2025. Since opening its doors in October in downtown St. Augustine, ...

It may still be uncharacteristically chilly on the east coast, but Staud and St. Regis Hotels and Resorts just unveiled an accessories collection that will have you dreaming of wanderlust.

Beautiful and historic St. Augustine is the oldest city on the Atlantic, also known as the “First Coast” of Florida. It’s an endlessly walkable town with a charming downtown core and gorgeous seaside ...

And, intriguingly, it’s not a gallery building. Hotel Saint Augustine, designed by Lake|Flato with interiors by Post Company for Austin-based hospitality group Bunkhouse Hotels, is situated a block ...

Where to Stay: The Vilano-Porpoise Point nook also hosts several hotels for easy access, like The Hampton Inn and Holiday Inn, Oceanview Lodge, St. Augustine Beach House, and Magic Beach Motel.

Looking for a new restaurant in Northeast Florida? Here's what's new or coming soon in Saint Johns and St. Augustine this year.

A new restaurant concept pairing popular Jacksonville restaurant The French Pantry with Vietnamese cuisine restaurant Little Miss Ha is coming to historic St. Augustine. Named for its address ...

The NE Florida Wahoo Shootout, a large wahoo fishing tournament, recently concluded its 15th year in St. Augustine Harbor. Capt. Zack Wilson and the Bigger & Better crew won the grand prize ...

For months, St. Pete Beach’s historic pink hotel, the Don CeSar, sat vacant, one of many victims of crushing damage from Hurricane Helene. On March 28, it finally opened its doors to guests ...