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    Downtown Parking Garage

    3.5 (24 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Courtney S.

    Downstairs parking garage has lots of parking spaces and a digital space countdown outside to let you know the capacity left. We were good with 500 left. Easy parking, decent size spaces and a guy was outside controlling entry traffic. Location is right across from the Visitor Center and a block from tourist sites. $20 before 5p, $5 after. On parking with most other lots in the area.

    How fun is this? Even the parking garage is festive and has decorations!
    Sherri H.

    This is THE place to park when visiting St. Augustine. We saw lots of cars just driving around looking for parking. No need to waste your time. Just get in line and go for it. Depending on the day/time the line can be longer or shorter based on what's going on. We visited last year during the Christmas holidays and parked here also. This visit was on the afternoon of Christmas Eve. There was a double line to get in but it moved. It really depends upon the patrons and how quickly they can select a spot and park it. I loved that it was even decorated inside the garage - complete with a couple of trees and the booth decorated with gift wrap. How festive and fun! The staff working the exit was friendly and quick. There are restrooms located on the main first level right after you park and make your way out of the garage. Also, the cutest little gift shop with fun items and fun staff! It's a flat $20.00 fee. I will always park here when visiting St. Augustine!

    GRINCH'S TRICK -- During the "Nights of Lights" period the fees are updated to $40 AFTER 1PM. Beware!

    Brigitte L.

    Located at 10 W. Castillo Drive. The parking facility, open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Any time we visit St. Augustine this is the spot we park. It's within walking distance from the shops and really everything you want to see when visiting. The parking garage is clean and easy to enter and exit. The cost to park in the facility is $15 per car, per entry, for a full day and for evening hours. Cash, credit, and debit cards are all accepted. Handicap parking is free. All you have to do is show your decal and license. Plenty of disabled parking available also. They have stairs and elevators available. And right outside the garage area is the visitor information building that has a gift shop and restrooms available.

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    1 year ago

    Easy to access and close to all the attractions. You will have to drive around to find a spot but it is a clean and safe parking garage.

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    Plenty of parking and somewhat safe. After 5PM very reasonable however there are some vagrants hanging around so be aware.

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    4 years ago

    $15 to park??? Insane! Then an elevator wasn't working. Not using them again. Rather drive around and find street parking.

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    Great parking location, covered parking lot. Helpful attendance and good customer service. Thanks

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    Castillo de San Marcos - Self explanatory

    Castillo de San Marcos

    (516 reviews)

    Great time, lots of information, but better on the weekday, less crowded. Park across the street…read morethough, the parking lot at the castillo is way too small.

    Castillo de San Marcos National Monument is a must-see while in St. Augustine. Construction began…read morein 1672 and ended in 1695, making it the oldest masonry fortification in the United States. While there used to be nine other forts in the area, they were all destroyed during years of conflict. Six different flags have flown over this fort in the last 350 years: Spanish (twice), British, U.S. (twice), and Confederate. The fort itself is constructed from coquina--a unique type of sedimentary rock formed from microscopic shells of tiny marine animals--and you can still see the shells embedded in the walls as you walk around. Once inside, you can wander from room to room to view the soldiers' quarters, powder magazine, and original graffiti drawn on the walls by Spanish soldiers centuries ago. Outside, we climbed the steps to the top level to see the cannons and defensive positions along the walls, which offer great views over the town, inlet, and beaches. At night, the illuminated fort walls are a beautiful sight to see. Park rangers run educational classes throughout the day, including firearm demonstrations (though we missed those on our visit). Parking here can be a nightmare with limited spaces and paid meters, so we took the trolley and were dropped off right at the site. After our tour, we checked out the gift shop--it's small, but did the trick. Every staff member we encountered was knowledgeable, friendly, and polite. I would definitely recommend visiting this incredible landmark. Entry fees: $15 for adults; children 15 and under are free. National Park Service (NPS) passes are honored

    Aviles Street - Aviles Streer entrance

    Aviles Street

    (12 reviews)

    We visited Aviles Street in St. Augustine with my wife and kids and it ended up being a really nice…read morelittle break from the busier tourist areas. It's a short brick street, old buildings, small art galleries, and a quiet, relaxed vibe that made it easy to slow down and just walk. The kids liked exploring the little corners and looking into shop windows, and my wife and I enjoyed how peaceful it felt compared to nearby streets.

    Aviles Street in St. Augustine is the oldest street in the United States. It dates back to the 16th…read morecentury, around the 1570's. It's also home to some of the city's oldest historical sites and continues to be a vibrant arts district. Galleries are open late during special days. We learned this information when we took an Old Town Trolley tour around St Augustine to learn more about this amazing city and its streets. Aviles Street was originally called Hospital Street because it was the location of the second Spanish Military Hospital Museum, which is open to tourists even now. There are local musicians who perform at the corner of Aviles Street and Artillery Lane. That would be fun to watch! Sidewalk cafes offer food and drinks while visitors enjoy the music. We want to return to this delightful street, which is more quiet than St George Street with less tourists. It is in the beart of historic St Augustine. Do not attempt to drive down this street because it gets very narrow and your vehicle will get scratched up. It is made up of cobblestones so wear comfortable shoes.

    Saint George Street

    Saint George Street

    (70 reviews)

    Had an amazing time walking down St. George Street in St. Augustine. It's one of those places that…read moreinstantly pulls you in with its charm and history. The whole street is packed with character, from the old style buildings and brick walkways to all the unique shops, restaurants, and little hidden spots along the way. We spent a good amount of time just exploring and browsing, and every corner had something interesting. There are plenty of places to grab a snack, a drink, or just sit and people watch, and everything feels very walkable and relaxed since it's pedestrian only. The atmosphere is what really makes it special. There's a constant mix of music, laughter, and energy, but it still feels laid back and fun instead of overwhelming. You really get a sense of old St. Augustine history blended with a lively modern vibe. Overall, St. George Street is a must visit if you're in the area. Great for walking, shopping, eating, or just soaking in the scenery. Easy five stars and a place we'd happily come back to again.

    This review has been sitting idle for a while but unknown why since this street is 90% why I love…read moreSt Augustine. Pure fun walking along the one mile long pedestrian only corridor with boutique shops, bars, restaurants and deep Florida history lining both sides. Recommend highly to stay at the boutique hotel St George Inn. The street is very busy during the day and most shops close early and at dark the area gets flooded with students from the Flagler College nearby. A few kiosks selling ghost tours through the haunted St Augustine area in a trolly or the walking tour through the old jail. Yes, we got sucked in on two different occassions and slightly boring but not pricey. Located at the North end of the street, take two hours out of your day to visit the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument but beware the excessive heat in summer time - really cool cannons though. Fun times always on St George Street in St Augustine.

    City of St Augustine - Silhouettes.

    City of St Augustine

    (137 reviews)

    Hello history buffs...St George Street in the historic district was super busy for the holiday…read moreweekend but still had a fun time seeing all the landmarks in oldest city in America. This city is surely a Yelpers dream and loved finding historic gems to Yelp.

    I've been to St. Augustine about 3 or 4 times and as a matter of fact I believe it was while I was…read morein St Augustine attending a friends wedding was when I first started Yelping and received my very first Elite Badge. A little brief history on St Augustine. It was founded in 1565 by Spanish admiral Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, and is the oldest continuously inhabited European-established settlement in the contiguous United States. It's known as the "Ancient City," and serves as the county seat of St. Johns County and is famous for its Spanish colonial architecture and rich history. Some of the highlights to see and do are the Castillo de San Marcos a 17th-century Spanish stone fortress that defended the city for centuries and now serves as a major national monument. And if it's shopping you're looking for then the St. George Street area is for you. A pedestrian-only thoroughfare in the historic district featuring over 30 historic houses, shops, and restaurants. And your trip isn't complete until you do the "Nights of Lights" A world-renowned holiday display where the city is illuminated by millions of white lights. Note: this is only during the Christmas holiday season and a few weeks after. I didn't have enough time to see it but the famous St. Augustine light house is something to see. But those steps will test your physical fitness. lol And for all you photogs. Some of the most beautiful Spanish architecture I've seen. You'll wear that shutter button out. Very popular city but packed in the summer so plan accordingly.

    Downtown Parking Garage - parking - Updated September 2026

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