St. Augustine Old Jail Tours and Tickets

Once a holding site for St. Augustine’s hardest criminals, the Old Jail Museum now offers visitors an educational look at life in the Nation’s Oldest City. Tour a maximum security area and regular cells alike that held prisoners until 1953, learning about fascinating historical accounts of criminal lives in St. Augustine as you go.

Explore the best of St Augustine on this narrated Old Town trolley tour. See more than 100 points of interest such as the Old Jail, Flagler College, and Spanish Colonial neighborhoods. Discover more about America’s oldest city, founded in 1565 by Pedro Menendez de Aviles, from your friendly and informative conductor who shares interesting narration about St. Augustine's history.

St. Augustine’s original “frightseeing” tour is an evening of fear and fun. Board Ghosts and Gravestones' Trolley of the Doomed for a spooky ride through St. Augustine's sinister past. Listen to stories of the ghosts and ghouls believed to still wander the streets of the town as you pass haunted hot spots. Expect a tour so scary, it should come with a warning.

Explore the best that St Augustine has to offer with admission to three historic attractions plus a hop-on hop-off trolley tour of the city. Visit the Old Jail, the St Augustine History Museum and the Oldest Store Museum Experience, plus more than 100 other points of interest among the city’s top attractions. Board the trolley at any of the 22 stops. It's a great way to see everything St Augustine has to offer.

Discover the oldest city in the nation and meet other visitors during this shared golf cart tour of St. Augustine. Hop into the cart with your certified guide and learn all about the history, culture, and architecture of this beautiful city. You’ll hear haunted stories at the Huguenot Cemetery, view the 1695-built masonry fort, and make a stop in the Lightner Museum.

Get the most out of your time in St. Augustine by booking this St. Augustine 2-day History Tour that combines a ghost tour, historic landmark visits, and deep dives into the city’s history from colonial days to pirate voyages. With stops during two half-day tours, you’ll still also be able to enjoy time to explore independently during those days, too.