Attractions by Historic Tours of America in Orlando, Florida

Discover the dark side of Key West aboard The Trolley of the Doomed! This after-dark Ghosts and Gravestones Tour, narrated by a 17th-century gravedigger ‘Ghost Host’, takes you down the dark, narrow streets of Old Town and past the city’s most haunted attractions like Captain Tony’s Saloon and Porter Mansion. Includes a stop at the Shipwreck Museum. Details

Situated on Orange Street in St. Augustine, just minutes from the area’s top attractions, Potter’s Wax Museum offers a unique entertainment experience for guests of all ages to enjoy together. The museum—originally established in 1947—features a large assortment of wax figures of famous Hollywood celebrities, professional athletes, political figures, fictional characters and more. Details

This is a wonderful guided tour of Key West! On this Conch Train tour, you can explore historic sites where notable figures like Ernest Hemingway and Harry S. Truman used to hang out, or see beloved landmarks like the Mallory Square, the Historic District, the Hemingway House, Key West Aquarium, Key West Lighthouse, Southernmost Point and more! Details

Hop on this Old Town trolley tour to understand the city and see what the island can offer! This enjoyable ride will take you all around the highlights of the island, like Mallory Square, Henry Flager’s Historic Sails, the Southernmost Point (and more!) with funny and informative tour guides will make the experience entertaining for the entire family. Details

Situated on San Marco Avenue in historic St. Augustine, the Oldest Store Museum offers a unique experience seeing some of the most incredible items created at the turn of the 20th century. Visitors can watch actors portray clerks, snake oil salesmen and butchers while showing you items like a steam-drive tractor, a grain thresher, guns and ammunition, tonics and elixirs, and more. Details

Located at Old St. Johns County Jail, the St. Augustine History Museum offers a display of historical artifacts and private collections from over 400 years of Florida history, including times of Native Americans, Spanish Galleons, pirates and the Revolutionary War. Guests can also enjoy exploring the sunken Spanish treasure room, a Florida Cracker trading post, a Timucan Indian Village and more. Details