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LIGHTNER MUSEUM will takeyou on a trip back in time.

Relics of America’s GildedAge are elegantlyexhibited on the

Museum’s three floors.Costumes, furnishings,

mechanical musical instruments and other artifactsgive you a glimpse into 19th century daily life.

The Lightner collection includes beautiful examplesof cut glass, Victorian art glass and the stained glasswork of Louis Comfort Tiffany.

You’ll enjoy wandering through themuseum’s setting, the former HotelAlcazar, built in1888 in the SpanishRenaissance style byrailroad magnateHenry M. Flagler.

OPEN DAILY 9-5 (EXCEPT CHRISTMAS)75 KING ST. • ST. AUGUSTINE • 904-824-2874WWW.LIGHTNERMUSEUM.ORG

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St. Augustine is the nation’s oldest city, the gateway to miles of golden beaches and diversions that fulfill romantic vacation dreams. With its old colonial buildings and cobblestone streets, the Old City seems more like a charming European town than any Florida destination.

Whether you are on your first visit or a regular visitor, this guide will help you find the latest scoop on what’s happening and the best places to eat and play in St. Augustine, Anastasia Island, Ponte Vedra and the beaches.

Art galleries, antiques, hand-crafted home furnishings, shopping bargains and quaint restaurants serving multicultural cuisine have made us Florida’s most unique destination.

So that you won’t miss anything, look for the WHAT’S NEW symbol throughout the guide for the hotspots insiders are talking about this season.

Like the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum on Anastasia Island offers a seagulls’ view of our surrounding waterways and a audio tour about the mari-time history of our nation’s oldest port.

The World Golf Hall of Fame has a All-Access Tour led by expert

curators with behind-the scenes looks at collections and unique photo opportunities.

The Old City buzzes with nightlife, so save time for a pub crawl or a stroll along the bayfront romantically illuminated by the

newly restored Bridge of Lions and the 17th century fort.

You’ll find many valuable coupons for local attractions, shops and restaurants at the back of this guide. It’s our way of saying welcome and inviting you to get the most out your visit.

INSIDER’SGUIDE

Deb Smith



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Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Activities listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Cheap Thrills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22–23Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Dining Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Shopping Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Downtown Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 Area Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31Coupon Savings . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35 & 37

Visitor Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

SEE St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra and the Beaches is a division of SEE Coastal Media, LLC.Distributed free to hotels, motels, resorts, Chamber of Commerce,

Visitor Centers and select locations.Copyright SEE St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra and the Beaches 2009-2010© .

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For more things to see and do, look for the In-Room Concierge St. Augustine in your accommodation.

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Publisher & EditorDeb Smith

Contributing EditorGeorgia Brown

Art & Graphic DesignRob Peaden

Contributing Graphic Artist and Web DesignJon Schiller

Web ManagerAndrea Ehmann

For advertising information, call:Deb Smith, 800-557-2641fax: 800-746-1135 [email protected]

Cover and Welcome Image:Provided by Elaine Fraser, local business woman and general manager of our Oldest Wooden School House. Elaine’s eye and talent for photography captured this proud peacock in residence at the Fountain of Youth, St. Augustine, FL.

June–Dec. ’10, Vol. 18 Issue 2ST. AUGUSTINEPonte Vedra & The Beaches

Some information may have changed since the printing of this magazine. We recommend calling ahead before visiting.

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Every Saturday: Old City Farmer’s Market,St. Augustine Amphitheatre on A1A South, 8:30am-12:30pm, 904-471-3733Every Saturday: Ft. Mose Guided Tours,Fort Mose Historical Park, 11am-noon, 904-823-22323rd Saturday of each month: St. Augustine “Cruise In”, Ponce de Leon Mall on US1 (parking lot), 904-669-2321Every Wednesday, St. Augustine Beach Farmers Market, St. Johns County Pier Park, 350 Beach Blvd., 7:30am-12:30pm, 904-347-8007June – Sept 3: Changing of the Guard; a Spanish military tradition on Saturday nights. Re-enacted in front of the Government House in the Plaza de la Constitution. 904-825-50793rd Wednesday of each month: Family Fun Hour at Guana Dam Trailhead Pavilion. Stories, activities and nature crafts are suitable for ages 3-10. All materials will be supplied. Limited space available, reservations required. 904-823-4500SEE Page 20 for information on concerts at Pier

JUNE 2010

June: Women’s Golf Month, & Military Appreciation Free offer, World Golf Village, St. Augustine. 904-940-412310: Concerts in the Plaza, downtown between Cathedral Place and King Street. Mid-Life Crisis; pop & rock classics. 904-825-100419: Vettes At The Village ,World Golf Village. Hosted by North Florida Corvette Association, Corvette Club of Mandarin and Jacksonville Corvette Club. 10am-2:30pm www.nfca.net20: Fathers Day24: Concerts in the Plaza, downtown between Cathedral Place and King Street. Elizabeth & The Grapes of Roth; rock and roll. 904-825-100425-26: Greek Landing Day Festival, Celebrate the 242nd anniversary at St. Photios Greek Orthodox National Shrine. 904-829-8205

25-26: Greek Landing Day Festival at St. Photios National Shrine. 904-829-8205

JULY 20101: Saltwater Fishing Workshops at Washington Oaks State Gardens, 6400 North Oceanshore Blvd. Palm Coast, FL. 9am-noon 386-446-67832: Pat Benatar, REO Speedwagon, and Neil Geraldo will be performing at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. 7-10pm 904-471-19654: Independence Day15: Concerts in the Plaza, downtown between Cathedral Place and King Street. Triple Rock Blues Band; good times blues. 904-825-100416: Inception The World Golf Hall of Fame IMAX Theater 9-10am (904) 940-413318: Every Woman’s Arts & Crafts Summer Fes-tival at the St. Augustine Beach FL Pier Pavilion, rain or shine. 10am-5pm 904-347-363824: Sublime with Rome at the St. Augustine Amphitheater. 6:30-10:30pm 904-471-196529: Concerts in the Plaza, downtown between Cathedral Place and King Street. The Mike Hart Band; blues, jazz & rock. 904-825-100430: Ponte Vedra Chamber Golf Tournament, TPC Sawgrass Dye's Valley Course, 10am-8pm, For Golf Reservations contact the Chamber office, 904-285-2004

AUGUST 2010

5: Concerts in the Plaza, downtown between Cathedral Place and King Street.The Company; 60’s & 70’s pop rock, 904-825-10046 -7: Wild Dreams, Discovering Henry Flagler, at San Marco Theatre on San Marco Ave. 7pm, 904-429-028019: Concerts in the Plaza, downtown between Cathedral Place and King Street. Mischief Express; pop American jazz. 904-825-100424: Sunset/Moonrise Tour at St. Aug Lighthouse. 7:15- 8:45pm 904-829-0745

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26: Concerts in the Plaza, downtown between Cathedral Place and King Street. Rob Peck & Friends; acoustic R&B, classic rock. 904-825-100428: St. Augustine Garrison. At Fort Mose park. Experience living history by authentic colonial Spanish re-enactors, 15 Fort Mose Trail. 10am-2pm 904-823-2232

SEPTEMBER 2010

2: Honda Civic Tour Presents Paramore with Tegan and Sara at the St. Augustine Amphitheater. 5:30pm 904-471-19656: Labor Day6: Concerts in the Plaza, downtown between Cathedral Place and King Street. The St. Augustine Jazz Society. 904-825-10049: Rosh HaShanah18: Yom Kippur24-25: The Florida Heritage Book Festival, Celebrating Florida’s Rich and Diverse Literary Culture 904-940-019425: British Garrison Day (Re-enactors as British colonial soldiers with historic displays at the Castillo de San Marco on the Bayfront. 904-829-6506

OCTOBER 2010

15: The Eighth Annual Italian festival, at the St. Augustine Beach pier pavilion. 11am-6pm 904-826-1757 9-10: Annual Colonial Folk Arts & Crafts Festival. Located at Colonial Spanish Quarter. Art demonstrations, craftspeople, music by period musicians. 904-825-508811: Columbus Day15 -16: Wild Dreams, Discovering Henry Flagler and of his development of St. Augustine as a world class resort destination, at San Marco Theatre on San Marco Ave. 7pm, 904-429-0280

23: First annual Octoberfest in Ponte Vedra. German style celebration at Heritage Bank of North Florida. Foods, entertainment and polka lessons. 6-9pm 904-285-200431: Halloween

NOVEMBER 2010

5-7: Annual Lincolnville Festival. St . Augustine’s rich African American cultural heritage. Live R&B music, food, games, and arts and crafts. 904-797-76117: 26th Annual Great Chowder Debate. Local restaurants compete with their award-winning chowder recipes. 904-829-864611: Veterans Day21-Jan31: St Augustine Nights of Lights, in the city's historic Plaza de la Constitucion. 800-653-248925: Thanksgiving27-28: St Augustine Fall Art & Craft Festival. Francis Field, West Castillo Drive next to Visitor's Center.10am-5pm 904-824-2310

DECEMBER 2010

2: Hannukkah4: Surf Illumination at St. Augustine Beach Pier Park, A1A Beach Blvd., 6pm 904-347-800711: St Augustine HOLIDAY REGATTA OF LIGHTS Boat Parade. The boats will light up Matanzas Bay between the Bridge of Lions and Castillo de San Marcos. 6pm 904-824-972511-12: 17th Annual Tour St. Augustine’s historic Bed and Breakfast Inns, Downtown. www.staugustineinns.com 904-829-007925: Christmas31: Beach Blast OFF, St. Augustine Pier, Chili cook-off, fireworks, food and drinks. 4-10pm, 904-377-2766

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It may seem like St. Augustine is all about history, but just below the surface is a playful side. Look no further for world-class golf, surfing, kayaking—not to mention fishing and boating.

Founded in 1565, we proudly brag about the oldest house, the first schoolhouse and Flagler’s 20th century railroad era buildings. For an overview of the city, hop on the trolley for a narrated tour. Later you can duck into shops and restored buildings housing interesting attractions.

Tear out the valuable coupons in the back pages of this guide and keep them handy. Our business owners love to give you a discount! And check out these exciting new additions since you last visited.

Your school days were never like this. The exhibits at the Oldest Wooden

Schoolhouse display artifacts of Spanish, British, American and Native American origin retrieved from archeological digs at the property.

Fiesta Falls Miniature Golf, that playground of fun has added cool treats to their menu—chocolate dipped cones and three flavors of velvety smooth milk shakes.

The Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park is the birthplace of the town, the place where Pedro Menendez first encountered Timucuan Indians. Taste the legendary water at the renovated Springhouse and see the Stellarium Star machine at the Planetarium.

History is part of the fabric of life here. Take a carriage ride past the 17th century fort built of native coquina shells and listen to the genteel clip-clop of the horse’s hooves.

To investigate our city’s eerie legends explore our narrow streets and byways after dark with a knowledgeable ghost tour guide. Prepare to be enlightened or frightened….sweet dreams!

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Area Attractions

World Golf Hall of Fame & IMAX® TheaterGuests can tour the 75,000-sq. ft. museum and see tradi-tional and interactive exhibits with a variety of artifacts and memorabilia celebrating golf’s greatest players and contributors. Admission includes play on the 18-hole natural grass putting course and a film at the World Golf Hall of Fame IMAX® Theater. World Golf Hall of Fame Hours: Mon. - Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sun. noon - 6 p.m. , AMEX, DS, MC, VISA. h Ad page 11. Map grid O-7. 904-940-4123, 1 World Golf Pl., St. Augustine, www.wgv.com.

St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure MuseumJourney three centuries back in time to the Golden Age of Piracy when ruthless rogues ruled the seas. Explore exhibits of real artifacts like one of only two Jolly Roger flags in the world. Touch real treasure and get in on interactive pirate fun designed by Disney Imagineers—all in the city that pirates once raided and burned to the ground.Ad page 1. Map grid I-8.877-467-5863,12 Castillo Drive, St. Augustine, www.thepiratemuseum.com.

Historical Sites & Museums

Castillo de San MarcosConstructed between 1672 and 1756 of coquina, a localshell-rock formation. This monument still confirmsthe struggles of an earlier time as these original wallsprovide physical evidence of our incredible history. 8:45 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. daily. AMEX, DS,MC, VISA. Map grid J-7.904-829-6506, 1 S. Castillo Dr., St. Augustine, www.nps.gov/casa.

Colonial Spanish Quarter MuseumAs you stroll through this garrison town, leave today’s world behind and discover life in another time. Visit with the blacksmith, carpenter, or soldier’s wife as they go about their daily activities. Costumed historical interpreters tell the story of everyday life in 1740s St. Augustine when the city was a remote outpost of the Spanish Empire. Discover St. Augustine’s best kept secret and only living history museum! The museum is open daily and tours are self-guided. 9am - 5:30pm daily (last ticket sold at 4:45) 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., daily. %Ad page 17. Map grid I-9. 904-825-6830, 29 St. George Street, St. Augustine.

Flagler CollegeBuilt by Henry Flagler in 1887, the former Hotel Ponce de Leon was a luxury resort for the rich and famous, alive with magnificent displays of Tiffany stained-glass windows, and is now home to Flagler College. Guided tours available daily, year-round. Shop Flagler Legacy on St. George Street for a charming selection of items representing Flagler College. Open daily 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. AMEX, DS, MC, VISA. % Ad page 17. Map grid G-13.904-819-6400, 74 King St., St. Augustine, http://legacy.flagler.edu

Lightner MuseumHenry Flagler’s former Alcazar Hotel holds 19th century artifacts including natural history exhibits, Tiffany glass, a Victorian Village and antique mechanical musical instru-ments. Children under 12 free when accompanied by an adult. Daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. MC, VISA. Ad page 3.Map grid H-13. 904-824-2874, 75 King St., St. Augustine, www.lightnermuseum.org.

Oldest House Museum ComplexThe Gonzalez-Alvarez Oldest House is the area’s oldest Spanish Colonial home. The complex also includes the Museum of Florida’s History, the Florida Military Museum, a gallery with rotating exhibits, the Museum Store and more. Operated by the St. Augustine Historical Society. Daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. MC, VISA. % Ad page 5. Map grid K-17. 904-824-2872, 14 St. Francis St., St. Augustine, www.oldesthouse.org.

The Oldest Wooden School House Historic Museum & GardensBuilt during the first Spanish occupation, this early colo-nial building is constructed of red cedar and cypress joined by wooden pegs. The schoolmaster lived and worked here. An animated schoolmaster and his pupils show what learning was like in the 1700s. 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily MC, VISA. % Ad page 15. Map grid H-8. 904-824-0192, 14 St. George St., St. Augustine, www.oldestwoodenschoolhouse.com.

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Editor’s note: Hours and prices are subject to change without notice. We recommend calling ahead to verify.

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Ponce de Leon’s Fountain of YouthVisit St. Augustine's Birthplace where Pedro Menendez established the first colony in 1565. Drink from the Legendary Fountain. Explore the Native Timucuan Indian Village. See Stars in our Planetarium. This is where it all began! Daily 9 a.m. -5 p.m. % Ad on page 15. Map grid H-2. 904-829-3168, 11 Magnolia Ave., St. Augustine, www.fountainofyouthflorida.com.

St. Augustine Lighthouse and MuseumDiscover St. Augustine’s maritime past. Climb the 165-foot tower that is still an active aid to navigation for a spectacular view of St. Augustine and the beaches. Explore interactive exhibits and learn about the area’s shipwrecks in the keepers’ house. For their safety, children must be 44 inches tall to climb the tower. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. daily AMEX, DS, MC, VISA.% Ad page 21. Map grid N-14. 904-829-0745, 81 Lighthouse Ave., St. Augustine, www.staugustinelighthouse.com.

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The St. Photios Greek Orthodox National ShrineDedicated to the Greek people who came to America in 1768. Exhibits depict the story of the First Greek Colony in the New World and the St. Photios Chapel. Just steps from the historic city Gates. Donations gratefully accepted. Mon.-Sat., 9am- 5pm, Sun., noon-6pm. Ad page 17. Map grid K-2.904-829-8205, 41 St. George St., St. Augustine, www.stphotios.com.

Walker Fishing ChartersInshore and Near Shore Charter Fishing in St. Augustine, Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. Captain Brian welcomes all skill levels of fisherman from the novice to the old salt. All tackle and fishing license are provided as well as bottled water and ice for each charter. Fish cleaning is also provided. Kids welcome. Group and corporate charters are available for groups over 4 people. % Ad page 16. Map grid K-2.904-610-8859, 57 Comares Ave., St. Augustine, www.walkercharters.com.

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"An American Landmark"St. Augustine, Florida

Oldest Wooden School HouseHistoric Museum and Gardens

14 St. George St., St. Augustine, FL 32084(904) 824-0192 • (888) OLD-SCHL

[email protected]

OPEN DAILY 9-5 (EXCEPT CHRISTMAS)EXTENDED SUMMER HOURS

AVAILABLE EVENING HOURS FOR SPECIAL EVENTSRESERVATIONS REQUIRED

Member of the National Historic Trust

Let your first lesson in history beginat the Oldest School House - a historic museum dedicated to Preservation and Education to be enjoyed by the entire family! The Professor and students from 1864 recreate what school life was like in the 1800's. Enjoy the beauty of our tropical garden as you stroll our pathways to view our newest archaeological exhibits.

"Compare your School Dayswith those of the Old Days"

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Mini Golf

Fiesta Falls Miniature Golf & Ice CreamEnjoy 18 holes of championship miniature golf with great ocean views, eight waterfalls, caves, tropical rainforest and a 65-foot Spanish ship. Serving delicious soft-serve ice cream and refreshments on the new deck overlooking the waterfalls. Located one mile south of the St. Augustine Beach Pier. Open daily and nightly. DS, MC, VISA. % Ad page 40. Map grid V-13. 904-461-5571, 818 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine, www.lafiestainn.com/golf.html.

Sightseeing/Tours

GhoSt Augustine Haunted Pub & Hearse ToursEnjoy an evening at the most haunted pubs and taverns of St. Augustine. Cheer with the guide and your new friends, living and ... or get equipped for a ghost hunt and ride in our gothic old hearse to unique spots including the lighthouse. A very real tour. MC, VISA. % Ad page 17. Map grid I-12.. 904-824-8840, 162 St. George St., Suite 19, St. Augustine at Beerhammers, www.ghostmatters.com.

Old City Helicopters, LLCSee the Old City in a new way. Enjoy breathtaking views of the beautiful Florida coastline, old downtown and many other landmarks. Tours start at $35 per person with a two-person minimum. Sunset tours available. Perfect for anniversaries, marriage proposals and honeymoons. Reservations not required; walk-ins welcome. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. daily. AMEX, DS, MC, VISA. % Ad page 13. Map grid S-8.904-824-5506, 4900 U.S. Hwy. 1 N., Suite 400, St. Augustine, www.OldCityHelicopters.com.

Old Town TrolleyThe tour cover more than 100 sites of interest and has 22 stops where you can hop on or off to sightsee, shop or dine. The tour includes three-day pass onboard the trolley, free tickets to the Florida Heritage Museum and a free pass on the St. Augustine Beach Bus for all of your transportation needs. Board the tour at the Old Jail. Free parking avail-able. Daily, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. AMEX, DS, MC, VISA. Ad page 19. Map grid F-2.904-829-3800, 167 San Marco Ave., St. Augustine, www.trolleytours.com/st-augustine.

San Sebastian WineryComplimentary guided winery tours and tastings available seven days a week. Tours start every 20 minutes. Unique wine accessories, gourmet food items and gift baskets available in wine shop. Banquet facility available for wedding receptions and corporate events. Wine & Jazz Bar. Mon. - Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. DS, MC, VISA. % Ad page 13. Map grid C-14. 904-826-1594, 157 King St., St. Augustine, www.sansebastianwinery.com.

Watersports

Cast and Cruise Boat and SportCast and Cruise Boat and Sport -- Home for all of your fish-ing and recreational boating needs. Line of all new 17-to 22-foot powerboats for rental, equipped for both fishing and cruising with your family in the historic waters of beautiful St. Augustine. Single-seater and double-seater kayaks also available for rent. One-stop shopping for your fishing needs - an assortment of live, fresh, and frozen bait, as well as inshore and offshore tackle. % Ad page 17. Map grid L-1.904-829-BOAT(2628), Located in the Camachee Island Marina, 107 Yacht Club Drive, St. Augustine, www.castandcruise.com.

Phone 904-610-8859Phone 904-610-8859www.walkercharters.com

Inshore and Near ShoreCharter Fishing inSt. Augustine andNortheast Florida.

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See theLegacy

Explore the grandeur of the former Hotel Ponce de Leon, built in 1887 and now home to Flagler

College. Take a tour of this restored gem, listed as a National Historic Landmark.

Tours run daily, year round.

(904) 819-6400 • 74 King St.www.fl agler.edu

legacy@fl agler.edu

LAGLER COLLEGEF

Entrance at 29 St. George Street, downtown St. Augustine Open daily at 9:00 • 904-825-6830

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Photographs provided courtesy of the Florida Department of Transportation

Illuminated at night, the Bridge of Lions is the most romantic sight in town. Gaily flying flags during the day, it’s a reminder of days long past.

One of the most loved symbols of St. Augustine, it was overdue for a complete rebuilding. But it took years of discussion and research to return it to its original state.

Replicating the color took researchers back to the day it opened on March 17 in 1927, St. Patrick’s Day. Coincidentally, it was painted green, and so it is again. This restora-tion was a five-year project that began on

St. Valentine’s Day 2005. It appears that saints inadvertently continue to play a part in the life of the city.

Now that the bridge is open again, there’s just one more missing piece in the plan. Once the landscaping is finished in the Fall, the Italian carrara marble lions will be returned to their place of honor overlooking the downtown square.

Be sure to come back in 2011 to see them. The lions are the city’s most popular site for a vacation photo!

The lions are the city’s most popular site for a vacation photo!



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Music by the Sea2010 Schedule • Performers • Music Style • On Site Dining

June 9th • Funk Shui • Classic R/R Blues • Barnacle Bill'sJune 16th • Amy Alysia & The Soul Operation • R & B Motown • Amici's RestaurantJune 23rd • Those Guys • Classic R/R • Pizza Garden & PastabilitiesJune 30th • The Falling Bones • Blues Classic R/R • MangoMangosJuly 7th • Bush Doctors • Reggae R/R • FACafe`July 14th • Triple Rock Blues Band • Blues • Sea Oats Ca�e`July 21st • Restless Kind • Southern Country R/R • CafeElevenJuly 28th • Grapes of Roth • Classic & Modern, R/R • Zaharia'sAugust 4th • Mid life Crisis • Classic R/R • LaStradaAugust 11th • Pride • Navy R/R Band • Dunes CrackerAugust 18th • Jimmy Parrish & The Ocean Waves • Beach & Surf R/R • SouthBeachGrillAugust 25th • Toots Lorraine & The Tra�c • R/R Jazz Blues & Swing • Napoli'sSeptember 1st • Shell Game • Easy Listening R/R • Raintree RestaurantSeptember 8th • ET Swing Band • Jazz • Iggies on A1ASeptember 15th • MoJo Highway • Classic R/R • Hurricane WingsSeptember 22nd • Smokin Mirrors • Modern & Classic R/R • Sea Oats Ca�e`September 29th • Navy Jazz Ensemble • Big Band Sound Jazz • Sunset Grille

The Wednesday MarketOpen every Wednesday 52 weeks a year, from 8am to 12:30pm.

Enjoy a wide variety of Fruits, vegetables, breads, seafood, honeys, nuts, co�ees, custom clothing, home decor, plants, pet supplies, soaps, jewelry, kids toys, art supplies and much more from local farmers & artists! Live entertainment, and even massage therapy provides a pleasant and unique shopping experience.

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Music by the Sea2010 Schedule • Performers • Music Style • On Site Dining

June 9th • Funk Shui • Classic R/R Blues • Barnacle Bill'sJune 16th • Amy Alysia & The Soul Operation • R & B Motown • Amici's RestaurantJune 23rd • Those Guys • Classic R/R • Pizza Garden & PastabilitiesJune 30th • The Falling Bones • Blues Classic R/R • MangoMangosJuly 7th • Bush Doctors • Reggae R/R • FACafe`July 14th • Triple Rock Blues Band • Blues • Sea Oats Ca�e`July 21st • Restless Kind • Southern Country R/R • CafeElevenJuly 28th • Grapes of Roth • Classic & Modern, R/R • Zaharia'sAugust 4th • Mid life Crisis • Classic R/R • LaStradaAugust 11th • Pride • Navy R/R Band • Dunes CrackerAugust 18th • Jimmy Parrish & The Ocean Waves • Beach & Surf R/R • SouthBeachGrillAugust 25th • Toots Lorraine & The Tra�c • R/R Jazz Blues & Swing • Napoli'sSeptember 1st • Shell Game • Easy Listening R/R • Raintree RestaurantSeptember 8th • ET Swing Band • Jazz • Iggies on A1ASeptember 15th • MoJo Highway • Classic R/R • Hurricane WingsSeptember 22nd • Smokin Mirrors • Modern & Classic R/R • Sea Oats Ca�e`September 29th • Navy Jazz Ensemble • Big Band Sound Jazz • Sunset Grille

The Wednesday MarketOpen every Wednesday 52 weeks a year, from 8am to 12:30pm.

Enjoy a wide variety of Fruits, vegetables, breads, seafood, honeys, nuts, co�ees, custom clothing, home decor, plants, pet supplies, soaps, jewelry, kids toys, art supplies and much more from local farmers & artists! Live entertainment, and even massage therapy provides a pleasant and unique shopping experience.

Located at the

St. Johns County Pier904-347-8007

350 A1A Beach Boulevard,St. Augustine Beach

www.TheCivicAssociation.comDinner at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Bring a Chair.

OUT AND ABOUT

• Jazz on the Rooftop at San Sebastian Winery includes third-floor views of the city. The Cellar Upstairs is a wine bar with an open-air, covered deck. 904-826-1594.

• San Marco Avenue Art Walk: Take the First Friday Art Walk to meet local artists. Gallery owners welcome browsers and serve refreshments. 904-829-0065.

• Uptown Saturday Night is a street party on the last Saturday of the month with live music, refreshments and a festive vibe. 5 to 9 p.m. 904-824-3152.

• St. John’s Marketplace is an old fashioned weekend flea market attracting hundreds of dealers. Eat your way through fun food booths, get jewelry repaired and more. 904-824-4210.

ROMANCE ON A DIME

• A Moonlight stroll around Castillo de San Marcos at night – look for cannon shot impressions in the coquina blocks – and the bayfront path is always a charming stroll.

• Sunset from Bridge of Lions: This is by far the most romantic view of the Old City skyline. Great cell phone photo op too.

• Sunrise and coffee sipped at St. Johns County Pier in St. Augustine Beach is a good start any day. $1 pier fee. Bring a chair for free Music by the Sea concerts on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. 904-471-1596.

• St. Augustine’s Love Tree on Cordova Street is a sable palm growing out of the heart of an oak. If separated, both will die. The legend: If you kiss under the tree, you’ll have everlasting romance. It must work because couples keep coming back on their anniversary to kiss again! SW of Visitor's Center

FOR CURIOSITY’S SAKE • Drive into the courtyard of the Howard Johnson Express Inn to see the live

oak tree—it is approximately 600 years old! 137 San Marco• Dow Museum of Historic Homes is a group of nine historic houses built from

1790's to 1910. Walking the neighborhood is a quick architectural tour. 149 Cordova St. 904-823-9722.

• Father O'Reilly's Museum has a garden and original 1691 tabby and coquina construction. Artifacts of Minorcan settlers and Catholic mission history are displayed. 32 Aviles St. 904-826-075

NATURE CALLING…

• Anastasia State Park This pristine beach and park experience is well worth the fee. Explore 1,600 acres of upland hammocks and tidal marsh. Biking for family fun and fitness on the quiet roads is exceptional—four miles are along the beach! $8 per car. 904-461-2033.

• Historic National Coastal Byway from St. Augustine Beach to Marineland and points south is a wide sidepath along A1A. Serious bikers go all the way. 904-425-8055

• Fishing Piers: Those who prefer to keep their feet dry can fish on local piers and special walkways under bridges. Vilano Beach Fishing Pier is free and has beach access. 904-209-0333. At St. Johns County Ocean Pier, fishing fees are $3 and under. 904-461-0119.

• Guana River Marsh Aquatic Preserve offers great hiking and kayaking. The dunes here are 35 - 40 feet high. Birdwatchers will find Wood Storks. $3 per vehicle. The Environmental Education Center has natural history exhibits and tours. $2 for adults; $1 for children age 17 to 10. 904-823-4500.

• Fort Matanzas National Monument: Ride the National Park Service’s ferry to Rattlesnake Island to learn about life at the small 18th-century Spanish fort that once guarded the city. Re-enactors fire historic Spanish muskets and cannons. 904-471-0116.

SPIRES AND SPIRITUAL JOURNEYS

• St. Photios Greek Orthodox Shrine tells the story of Greek settlers who came as indentured servants. The chapel has Byzantine frescoes and icons. 41 St. George Street. 904-829-8205.

• Memorial Presbyterian Church, the only example of Venetian Renaissance Architecture in America, was built in the late 1800s as a memorial to Henry Flagler’s daughter. Mr. Flagler is buried in an adjacent mausoleum. 32 Sevilla St. 904-829-6451.

• Cathedral Basilica was constructed in the late 1700s. The distinctive octagon bell tower added to the church in 1888 is visible from all over downtown. 38 Cathedral Place. 904-824-2806.

• Grace United Methodist Church was built in the 1880s and is part of Flagler’s legacy. The Spanish Renaissance Revival style church has a terracotta spire and Moorish decorative elements. 8 Carrera St. 904-829-8272.

• Mission of Nombre de Dios Soak up some history at America’s first mission, the site where Menendez knelt to kiss a wooden cross in 1565. 27 Ocean Ave. 904-824-2809.

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OUT AND ABOUT

• Jazz on the Rooftop at San Sebastian Winery includes third-floor views of the city. The Cellar Upstairs is a wine bar with an open-air, covered deck. 904-826-1594.

• San Marco Avenue Art Walk: Take the First Friday Art Walk to meet local artists. Gallery owners welcome browsers and serve refreshments. 904-829-0065.

• Uptown Saturday Night is a street party on the last Saturday of the month with live music, refreshments and a festive vibe. 5 to 9 p.m. 904-824-3152.

• St. John’s Marketplace is an old fashioned weekend flea market attracting hundreds of dealers. Eat your way through fun food booths, get jewelry repaired and more. 904-824-4210.

ROMANCE ON A DIME

• A Moonlight stroll around Castillo de San Marcos at night – look for cannon shot impressions in the coquina blocks – and the bayfront path is always a charming stroll.

• Sunset from Bridge of Lions: This is by far the most romantic view of the Old City skyline. Great cell phone photo op too.

• Sunrise and coffee sipped at St. Johns County Pier in St. Augustine Beach is a good start any day. $1 pier fee. Bring a chair for free Music by the Sea concerts on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. 904-471-1596.

• St. Augustine’s Love Tree on Cordova Street is a sable palm growing out of the heart of an oak. If separated, both will die. The legend: If you kiss under the tree, you’ll have everlasting romance. It must work because couples keep coming back on their anniversary to kiss again! SW of Visitor's Center

FOR CURIOSITY’S SAKE • Drive into the courtyard of the Howard Johnson Express Inn to see the live

oak tree—it is approximately 600 years old! 137 San Marco• Dow Museum of Historic Homes is a group of nine historic houses built from

1790's to 1910. Walking the neighborhood is a quick architectural tour. 149 Cordova St. 904-823-9722.

• Father O'Reilly's Museum has a garden and original 1691 tabby and coquina construction. Artifacts of Minorcan settlers and Catholic mission history are displayed. 32 Aviles St. 904-826-075

NATURE CALLING…

• Anastasia State Park This pristine beach and park experience is well worth the fee. Explore 1,600 acres of upland hammocks and tidal marsh. Biking for family fun and fitness on the quiet roads is exceptional—four miles are along the beach! $8 per car. 904-461-2033.

• Historic National Coastal Byway from St. Augustine Beach to Marineland and points south is a wide sidepath along A1A. Serious bikers go all the way. 904-425-8055

• Fishing Piers: Those who prefer to keep their feet dry can fish on local piers and special walkways under bridges. Vilano Beach Fishing Pier is free and has beach access. 904-209-0333. At St. Johns County Ocean Pier, fishing fees are $3 and under. 904-461-0119.

• Guana River Marsh Aquatic Preserve offers great hiking and kayaking. The dunes here are 35 - 40 feet high. Birdwatchers will find Wood Storks. $3 per vehicle. The Environmental Education Center has natural history exhibits and tours. $2 for adults; $1 for children age 17 to 10. 904-823-4500.

• Fort Matanzas National Monument: Ride the National Park Service’s ferry to Rattlesnake Island to learn about life at the small 18th-century Spanish fort that once guarded the city. Re-enactors fire historic Spanish muskets and cannons. 904-471-0116.

SPIRES AND SPIRITUAL JOURNEYS

• St. Photios Greek Orthodox Shrine tells the story of Greek settlers who came as indentured servants. The chapel has Byzantine frescoes and icons. 41 St. George Street. 904-829-8205.

• Memorial Presbyterian Church, the only example of Venetian Renaissance Architecture in America, was built in the late 1800s as a memorial to Henry Flagler’s daughter. Mr. Flagler is buried in an adjacent mausoleum. 32 Sevilla St. 904-829-6451.

• Cathedral Basilica was constructed in the late 1700s. The distinctive octagon bell tower added to the church in 1888 is visible from all over downtown. 38 Cathedral Place. 904-824-2806.

• Grace United Methodist Church was built in the 1880s and is part of Flagler’s legacy. The Spanish Renaissance Revival style church has a terracotta spire and Moorish decorative elements. 8 Carrera St. 904-829-8272.

• Mission of Nombre de Dios Soak up some history at America’s first mission, the site where Menendez knelt to kiss a wooden cross in 1565. 27 Ocean Ave. 904-824-2809.

HAVE FUN ~ SPEND LESS!CHEAP THRILLSCHEAP THRILLSCHEAP THRILLS


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When you’re on vacation and hungry, eating out can be the best part of your day.

Our area’s restaurants have a strong sense of culinary diversity that comes from the cultures that thrived here for 400 years. But even more intriguing are the courtyards, inviting brick-walled bistros, urbane sidewalk cafes and breezy verandahs where delicious meals are enjoyed.

Diners can escape the ordinary any day of the week, whether at the beach or in historic neighborhoods. Serving fresh, regional fare, many of our independent restaurant owners are members of the St. Augustine Independent Restaurant Association or SAiRA. Members are committed to surpassing your expectations and contributing to the community in which they live. Look for their logos. Locals go out of their way to visit these friendly, affordable eateries, which is a good reason for you go too.

At the Raintree Seafood and Steakhouse, international fare is served in the intimate atmosphere of a restored 1879 Victorian home. Creative, affordable meals are also served the expanded garden, a gracious setting with gazebos and fountains.

You will love the menu at The Bunnery Café, a popular breakfast and lunch place in historic downtown. If you have a sweet tooth to satisfy, you’ll be drawn by alluring aromas that waft from the bakery, which now serves cup cakes, and all the rage. Red velvet, carrot and chocolate on chocolate—a perfect indulgence while taking a break from sightseeing.

Tried and true—just ask the locals—you’re sure to find Florida specialties and exciting original dishes. Add a fabulous sunset or Old City ambiance and you’ve just eaten your way through a perfect vacation.

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OPEN 8:00am · 7 DAYS A WEEKServing Breakfast & Lunch

Fresh Baked Cinnamon Rolls, Cookies, Sticky Buns & Desserts

Homemade Soups · Real Cappuccino & Espresso

121 St. George Street829-6166

BAKERY & CAFÉ

Fusion Cuisine is a blending of your

Far East Favorites-Sushi,Vegetarian,

Japanese,Vietnamese,Thai, Chinese,

Korean into an unforgettable

meal.

237 San Marco Ave.

10% OFFENTIRE MEALNot valid with any other offers

or specials. Coupons cannot be combined.

SEE

823-1444www.fusioncuisine.com

Voted bestEthnic Restaurant

Voted best Sushiin N. East Florida

CASUALDINING

HISTORICLOCATION

(904) 824-7211

102 San Marco Ave.St. Augustine, FL

www.RaintreeRestaurant.comLocated just 1/2 mile north of the Fort.

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5 Servings of Florida’s Fabulous SeafoodBlessed by a coastline extending more than 1,300 miles, Florida’s chefs have taken full advantage of the bounty of the waters. No visit to the Sunshine State would be complete without sampling some of the seafood dishes found on most menus. Here are a few to tempt you.

1 Conch: pronounced “konk.” These chewy clams are served tenderized with lime juice, raw and chopped in salad. Also chopped, breaded and fried as conch fritters and in conch chowder (usually red, spicy).

2 Mahi (or Mahi Mahi): the correct name is dolphin (not the mammal). Firm, white-fleshed and delicious grilled, blackened or Cajun-style.

3 Grouper: one of the mildest fishes available, served fried, blackened, broiled or grilled as an entrée, but a fried grouper sandwich is hard to beat.

4 Yellowfin tuna: a firm, flavorful semi-dark meat fish most often grilled, broiled or blackened.

5 Florida lobster: known as spiny lobster, has no claws like Maine lobster. Florida lobster tails are broiled and served with melted butter. Absolutely delicious!



Area Dining

The Bunnery Café©

Something to match everyone’s taste. Bakery items, full breakfast, espressos, cappuccinos, soups, salads, hamburgers and sandwiches. Ambient atmosphere. Cash, VISA and MC only. Mon.–Fri., 8 a.m. – 4 p.m., Sat.–Sun., 8–5. B=$, L=$ % Ad page 25. Map grid I-11. 904-829-6166, 121 St. George St., St. Augustine

Fusion PointServing Fusion cuisine, a blending of your Far East favorites - sushi, vegetarian, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, Chinese and Korean in a Japanese ambience. Wine and beer only. They also provide catering. Daily 5 - 10 p.m. AMEX, DS, MC, VISA. D=$$ % Ad page 25. Map grid S-10. 904-823-1444, 237 San Marco Ave., St. Augustine, www.fusioncuisine.com

Harry’s Seafood Bar & GrilleNew Orleans style seafood, steaks, chicken and pasta. Courtyard dining overlooking the bay front and indoor dining in a historic home. Full bar. Live music daily. AMEX, DS, DN, MC, VISA. L=$, D=$$ % Ad inside front cover. Map grid J-12904-824-7765, 46 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine, www.hookedonharrys.com

O.C. White’s Seafood & SpiritsFresh seafood, choice steaks, chicken, sautéed specialties and pasta. Great food and nightly entertainment in the historic General Worth House (1791). Overlooks the Bridge of Lions and City Yacht Marina. Bayfront Balcony Dining. Free parking. Casual dining. Dinner: Sun. - Thurs. 4 - 10 p.m.; Fri. - Sat. 4 - 11 p.m.; Lunch: Seasonal; Brunch: Sun. 9:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Happy Hour: Mon.-Fri. 4-7p .m.AMEX, DS, MC, VISA. L=$, D=$$-$$$, Br=$ % Ad page 27. Map grid K-14.904-824-0808, 118 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine, www.ocwhites.com

The Raintree Seafood and SteakhouseEnjoy casual dining at it’s finest at the Raintree Restaurant and Steakhouse, recognized nationally and internally as one of Florida’s top destination restaurants. The Raintree is renowned for consistent, award-winning menu, wine list and full bar served in the warm, intimate atmosphere of a restored 1879 Victorian home. Dinner served from 5pm daily. Outdoor dining. Reservations requested. AMEX, Discover, MC, VISA. Diners club. D=$$-$$$, % Ad page 25. Map grid G-4.904-824-7211, 102 San Marco Ave., St. Augustine, www.raintreerestaurant.com

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Once you’ve shopped in St. Augustine, it’s hard to find another place where so many beautiful things are concentrated in such a few square miles.

Think of the historic district of St. Augustine as a giant department store, only there are streets with shops instead of aisles.

St. Augustine is the real deal when it comes to shopping for old maps, nautical artifacts, French and English antiques, books and vintage linens. Specialty shops also carry an excellent assortment of contemporary pieces: precious gem jewelry, art glass and home furnishings.

Pedestrian friendly streets make the shopping experience pleasant whether your taste runs to antiques or trendy boutiques. Nearby there’s always a cafe where you can drop in for light refreshments.

And if you love designer labels at bargain prices, an upscale outlet mall is just a short drive away.

The Knife Factory, a favorite stop for both collectors and home chefs, has moved to a location on State Road 16 in the Shoppes at Mill Creek. The largest collection of world famous cutlery in Florida includes antique items, pocket knives, special collections and historic swords.

The San Sebastian Winery has a wine, Proprietors Reserve, described as similar to a light port. After the complimentary tour and tastings, browse through the wine and gift shop. They will be glad to ship your purchases home.

From quaint boutiques in the Old City to beachside emporiums stocked with cool tropical apparel and swimwear, shopping in our area makes your visit feel satisfyingly complete.

Whatever treasure you bring home, it will always have special meaning because you traveled to St. Augustine to find it.

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Over 2500 Items and 30 Brands

Shoppes at Millcreek, St. Augustineacross from Harley Davidson

2730 Florida 16 • I-95 & SR 16. Exit 318904-829-6950

Featuring• Benchmade• Case• CRKT• Kershaw• SOG•• Swiss Army (knives & watches)• Zippo• Pepper Spray• Stun Guns• Swords

Kitchen• Wusthof• Shun• Henckels• Global

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St. John’s Marketplace

Editor’s note: Hours and prices are subject to change without notice. We recommend calling ahead to verify.

Map grid information refers to pages 31-33. % = coupon

Shopping AreasHistoric Downtown On St. George Street and Cathedral Place, you’ll find antiques, collectibles, baskets, pottery, art galleries and more. On San Marco Avenue, the greatest antique shops in the Oldest City await you. Around the plaza (bound by King Street and Cathedral Place), St. Augustine.

Prime Outlets St. AugustineSave up to 65% on 75 brand-name stores including Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH, Gucci, Juicy Couture, Cole Haan, Michael Kors, Dooney & Bourke, BCBGMAXAZRIA Factory Store, HUGO BOSS Factory Store, St. John Outlet and many more! Open Monday - Saturday, 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. % Ad inside back cover. Map grid O-9. 904-826-1311, I-95, Exit 318, St. Augustine, www.primeoutlets.com/staugustine.

St. Johns MarketPlace, Inc., Flea Market, RV Park, & Outside StorageOne of the last true flea markets in Florida. They have old, new, antique and unique items, plus a variety of custom services too. They also offer a used vehicle sales lot and 5 great eateries. Free parking and free admission. Wheelchairs and strollers available. ATM on premises. Open Sat. and Sun. (rain or shine) 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.; RV Park open daily 8 - 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 - 6 p.m. MC, VISA. % Ad on this page. Map grid P-13. 904-824-4210, I-95 & State Road 207, Exit 311, St. Augustine.

Specialty ShopsAlvin’s IslandThe latest in swimwear, casual wear and sunglasses. Souvenirs, taffy, T-shirts, beach toys, beach towels, henna tattoos, hair wraps, custom airbrushing and more. All under one roof. Daily. AMEX, DS, MC, VISA. % Ad on back cover. Map grid U-14. 904-461-4445, 3848 A1A Hwy., St. Augustine.

Knife FactoryWith the widest selection of cutlery in the area, Knife Factory is sure to supply you the high-quality, brand-name knives that will be a positive addition to your kitchen - especially at factory outlet prices. Mon. - Sat., 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sun., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. AMEX, DS, MC, VISA. % Ad on this page. Map grid O-9.904-829-6950, 2730 Florida 16, I-95 & SR 16, exit 318 St. Augustine, www.eknifefactory.com.

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ACTIVITIES 12,14,16Anastasia State park 23 u-10bridge of Lions 4,18,22 K/L-12castillo de San Marco 22 J-7colonial Spanish Quarter Museum 17 i-9Fiesta Falls Miniature golf & icecream 10,40 v-13Flagler college, the Legacy 17 g-13Fort Matanzas 23 W-17ghoSt Augustine haunted pub and hearse tours 17 i-12historic coastal national byway 23 u-12 to W-17Love tree 22 g-7Music by the Sea 20,22 v-12old city heilicopter tours 13 S-8oldest Wooden School house 10,15 h-8ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth 10,15 h-2San Marco Art Walk 22 h-6St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum 4,21 n-14St. Augustine pirate & treasure Museum, coming soon 1 i-8St. John's county pier, events 20,22 v-12uptown Saturday night 22 g-4World golf hall of Fame & iMAX 4,11 o-7

ChurCh hISTory St. photios greek orthodox national Shrine 17,23 i-8Memorial presbyterian church 23 F-11cathedral basilica 23 i-12grace united Methodist church 23 g-10Mission of nombre de dios 23 g-4Father o'reilly's Museum 22 J-13

DInIng Fusion point 25 S-10harry's Seafood bar & grill iFc J-12oc Whites Seafood & Spirits 27 K-14the bunnery 25 i-11raintree 25 g-4San Sebastian cellar 13,22 c-4

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FIShIng AnD BoATIng vilano beach Fishing pier 23 t-9Walker Fishing tours 16 K-2St. John's county pier 23 v-12guana river preserve 23 S-5cast & cruise boat rentals 17 L-1

MuSEuMS dow Museum 22 i-15Father o'reilly's Museum 22 J-13Lightner Museum 3 h-13oldest house Museum complex 5 K-17oldest Wooden School house 10,15 h-8colonial Spanish Quarter Museum 17 i-9St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum 4,21 n-14St. Augustine pirate & treasure Museum, coming soon 1 i-8

ShoppIng Alvin's island 29,bc u-14Fountain of Youth gift Shop 15 h-2historic downtown Map 29,32,33 Knife Factory 28,29 o-9prime outlets St. Augustine 29,41 o-9San Sebastian Wine Store 13,22,28 c-14St. Johns Flea Market & rv Storage 22,29 p-13Wednesday Market 20 v-12

TourS 16 Flagler college, the Legacy 17 g-13ghoSt Augustine haunted pub and hearse tours 17 i-12ghosts & gravestones night tour 19 F-2old city heilicopter tours 13 S-8old town trolley 19 F-2San Sebastian Winery tour 13,22,28 c-14St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum 4,21 n-14World golf hall of Fame & iMAX 4,11 o-7

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I-95, Exit 323904-940-4123

I-95, Exit 323904-940-4123

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IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERSEmergency (Fire, Police, Ambulance) 911St. Johns County Sheriff . . . (904) 824-8304St. Augustine Police Dept. . (904) 825-1070Poison Information Center (800) 222-1222

AREA INFORMATIONSt. Johns County VCB . . . . . (904) 829-1711500 San Sebastian View., St. Augustine For Events: www.Getaway4Florida.com/events/calendar Open 8am-5pm, Mon- FriSt. Augustine Beach VCB . . (904) 471-1596350 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine Beach Open 8am-5pm, daily.Visitor Information Center . (904) 825-1000St. Augustine Chamber . . . (904) 829-56811 Riberia St., St. Augustine Open 8:30am-5pm, Mon- FriPonte Vedra Beach Chamber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (904) 285-20044 Sawgrass Dr. South, Ponte Vedra Beach

AIRPORTSSt. Augustine Airport . . . . . (904) 209-0090Located 2 miles north of St. Augustine on Hwy. 1Jacksonville Int’l Airport . . (904) 741-4902Just 10 miles north of Jacksonville, west of I-95, Exit 127BDaytona Beach Int’l Airport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (386) 248-8069Located about an hour south of St. Augustine at I-95 Exit 87

BUSES, TRAINS & TAXI’S Greyhound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (904) 829-6401AmTrakJacksonville . . . . . . . . . . . . . (904) 766-5110Palatka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (800) USA-RAILAce Taxi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (904) 824-6888Checker Cab . . . . . . . . . . . . . (904) 829-1111Yellow Cab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (904) 829-2256

FISHING LICENSESIf you’re fishing from a charter or party boat, off a licensed pier, or are under the age of 16, you won’t need a fishing license. Fresh and saltwater fishing licenses are required in most other cases. Call:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (904) 209-2250

HOSPITALSFlagler Hospital Emergency Center . . . . . . . . (904) 829-5155400 Health Park Blvd., St. AugustineHalifax Medical Center . . . (386) 254-4000303 N. Clyde Morris Blvd., Daytona BeachBaptist Medical Center . . . . (904) 202-2000800 Prudential Dr., Jacksonville

IMMIGRATION (Call for office hours)St. Augustine . . . . . . . . . . . . (904) 209-0099Jacksonville . . . . . . . . . . . . . (904) 360-5020

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