St. George Street Stroll

The Heart of the Oldest City

St. George Street has been the main artery of St. Augustine since the city's Spanish colonial founding in 1565, making it part of the oldest continuously occupied European settlement in the continental United States. The narrow pedestrian lane preserves the scale and rhythm of a centuries-old townscape.

Shops, Galleries & Flavors

Today the street is a lively promenade of independent boutiques, art galleries, bakeries and restaurants. Visitors wander past coquina-stone facades and timber storefronts that house everything from local artisans to beloved eateries.

A Living Historic District

Framed by balconied buildings and shaded by mature trees, the view captures the colonial architecture for which St. Augustine is celebrated. The preserved streetscape draws strollers, cyclists and history lovers throughout the year.

What to Watch

Keep an eye on the steady flow of pedestrians and cyclists, the fluttering American flag, and the hanging signs and storefront awnings that give this iconic street its enduring character.