St. Augustine, United States

Photography Tour in St. Augustine

The best photos of St. Augustine aren't at the obvious landmarks. The real magic is in the side streets, the reflected light, the unexpected angles that only reveal themselves to those exploring on foot.

The oldest continuously occupied European-established settlement in the US, founded by Spain in 1565, with a fortress, colonial quarter, and Flagler-era grandeur.

Top Photography Tour Spots

•Castillo de San Marcos — a 17th-century Spanish stone fortress made of coquina, the oldest masonry fort in the continental US
•St. George Street — the pedestrianized main street of the colonial quarter with shops, restaurants, and historic buildings
•Flagler College — formerly the Hotel Ponce de Leon, a stunning Spanish Renaissance building built by Henry Flagler in 1888

Hidden Photography Tour Gems

•Fort Matanzas — a small Spanish fortification on an island 14 miles south, accessible by a park-service ferry
•Aviles Street — considered the oldest street in America, a quiet lane of galleries and restaurants away from the St. George Street crowds

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roamee's photography tour of St. Augustine takes you to the most photogenic spots — iconic viewpoints plus hidden locations with unique angles that most photographers miss.

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roamee curates a walking route through St. Augustine's most photogenic locations with tips on the best time of day, angles, and compositions for each spot.

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