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The oldest masonry fort in the continental U.S., begun in 1672 and run by the National Park Service in downtown St. Augustine.

15-acre park on the 1565 Menendez landing site, with the famous spring, peacocks and living-history cannon demonstrations.

A 1798 coquina house museum restored to its era as a 19th-century boarding house, on Aviles Street in the historic district.

Housed in the 1925 Excelsior School, telling St. Augustine's African American history and its pivotal 1964 civil rights story.

The National Historic Landmark district preserving the 1573 Spanish colonial street grid and buildings of the Old City.

Aussie-style coffee bar at 18 Cathedral Pl, known for its cortado and savory meat pies; four locations with a fifth coming.

Veteran- and woman-owned shop at 15 St George St with indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the historic fort.

Specialty coffee and pour overs in a quaint old home at 74 Spanish St, with a large patio; rated 4.7 across 500+ reviews.

Woman-owned spot at 48 San Marco Ave with locally sourced prepared foods, coffee and an art studio by Jenna Alexander.

Food-truck coffee shop by Skyler Joy, often parked at 600 Anastasia Boulevard, serving small-batch brews and house-made treats.

Craft coffee roaster and cafe with a St. Augustine location serving specialty espresso drinks and house-roasted beans.