Offered by Historic Tours of America, the St. Augustine Hop-on Hop-off Sightseeing Tour lets guests enjoy a guided tour of the St. Augustine area at their own pace, led by experienced Old Town Trolley conductors. The 90-minute tour features 22 stops and more than 100 points of interest, including the Fountain of Youth, Lightner Museum, Flagler College, the St. Augustine History Museum, and more. Details

Old Town Trolley Tours of Key West. See such points of interest as the Hemingway House, the Key West Aquarium, the Key West Shipwreck Treasures Museum, Duval Street, the Historic Seaport, The Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory and the Southernmost Point on an Old Town Trolley Tours® 90 minute, narrated tour of Key West. Guests may tour at their own pace and disembark at any or all of the twelve stops to enjoy attractions, shopping and dining. Tours depart every 30 minutes from each of the conveniently located stops. The expert tour conductors combine colorful anecdotes, humorous stories and well-researched historical information into a fast paced narrative to entertain guests of all ages.

Here are just a few reasons why Old Town Trolley is the best sightseeing tour in town:
• Ride Second Consecutive Day for only $15 (*Must be used on consecutive days. Ticket valid until the end of the business day on the date of use.)
• Kids 3 and under ride FREE
• Top rated on Trip Advisor
• Full-color map and discount coupons for attractions, restaurants, and shopping with every ticket
• Hop on and off at your leisure
• Key West's most comprehensive tour fully narrated by our expert tour conductors
• On and off FREE re-boarding at 13 stops
• Colorful anecdotes and well-research historical facts
• Exclusive stops and attraction discounts
• More than 100 Points of Interest


Operating Times:
9am - 4:30pm daily 364 days a year (Closed the last Saturday in October for Fantasy Fest)
# of Stops:
13 stops. eTicket holders may board at any of the following locations:
(1) Mallory Square
(2) Historic Key West Seaport
(3) Simonton Row - Simonton and Greene St
(4) La Concha Crowne Plaza
(5) Bahama Village Market
(6) Fairfield Inn
(7) East Martello Fort/Robert The Doll
(8) Hampton Inn
(9) East Martello Civil War Fort
(10) Casa Marina Resort
(11) Southernmost Trolley Stop
(12) Truman Ave. & Duval St.
(13) Angela & Duval Streets
Duration: 1.5 hours
Booth Location: Mallory Square, 303 Front Street
Parking:
Parking is available at Mallory Square or The Westin Parking garage.

Please Note: Face coverings are required to be worn by all staff and guests over the age of six (6) per city code. For the convenience of our guests, face masks are available for purchase Details

The Conch Tour Train has entertained over 10 million visitors to Key West for over 50 years. Relive over 500 years of history on the world famous Conch Tour Train with tales of pirates, wreckers, Indians and the Civil War. The Conch Tour Train’s 90 minute tour covers Old Town, the Historic District, Duval Street, the Hemingway House, the Key West Aquarium, the Key West Shipwreck Treasures Museum, Southernmost Point and the historic waterfront. Since 1958, the Conch Tour Train has delighted guests of all ages with its colorful narrative, unusual historical facts, and beautiful island scenery.

OPERATING HOURS: Open 364 days a year, Closed the last Saturday in October due to Fantasy Fest

TOUR TIMES: Tour departs every 30 minutes Departure locations are Mallory Square, Flagler Station, and Truval Depot

TOUR LENGTH: 90 minutes

STOPS:
Conch Tour Train Gift Shop (501 Front Street)
Flagler Station & Historic
Seaport (901 Caroline Street)
Truval Depot (500 Truman Ave)

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Key West has quite a spooky history. Join this eerie tour through the Key West and hear the sinister stories of the past. From murder to mayhem, this tour is not for the faint of heart. Try not to tremble as you walk past the island’s most haunted places including the Porter Mansion, the Marrero House, the Hanging Tree, and more. This 90-minute tour is not suitable for visitors under the age of 13. 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

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

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

Originally built in 1891 by Henry Flagler, the historic Old Jail in St. Augustine offers a unique guided tour that showcases some of the prisoners and practices that took place. Guests can walk through the men’s and women’s cells, look through an assortment of weapons and artifacts, and see where executions occurred. Guests of all ages are welcome and can even work together to try and escape. Details