St. Augustine Trolley & Museums Combo in St. Augustine, FL

Where does the trolley tour begin?

The tour begins at the Old Town Trolley depot located at 167 San Marco Avenue at the Authentic Old Jail, just north of downtown.

What is included in the St. Augustine Tour Combo Package?

This St. Augustine combo package includes a 1-day pass on the Old Town Trolley Tour with unlimited hop-on hop-off privileges, one general admission ticket to the St. Augustine History Museum, one ticket for entry into the Old Jail, one ticket for entry into the Oldest Store Museum Experience, and more.

Is parking provided?

Free parking is available at the Old Town Trolley depot located at 167 San Marco Avenue at the Authentic Old Jail, just north of downtown. This package also includes complimentary hotel shuttle service and free beach shuttle to Alligator Farm and the beach.

What does the Old Town Trolley tour consist of and how long does it take?

The Old Town Trolley Tour is an 80-minute, narrated historic tour of downtown St. Augustine. The trolley tour features 22 stops where guests can get on and off to shop, dine or sightsee. The trolley covers 100 points of interest during its tour.

What language are the tours in?

All of the tours are in English.

How often do the trolleys come to each stop?

Trolleys come by every 15 to 20 minutes, though times may vary slightly doe to traffic conditions.

What is the Old Jail?

Just as the name implies, it's the Old Jail, a historic building constructed by railroad magnate Henry Flagler in 1891 to resemble a fine hotel. It served as the local jail until 1953 and is now a museum showcasing what life was like for prisoners in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Are dogs allowed on the trolleys?

Only service dogs are allowed. Animal species other than dogs, emotional support animals, comfort animals, companionship animals, and service animals in training are not permitted.

Are food and drinks allowed on the trolley?

Food and drinks are welcome. However alcoholic beverages are not allowed under any circumstance.

Are the trolleys and other attractions in this combo wheelchair accessible?

Wheelchair accessibility varies by location. Old Town Trolley Tours has two wheelchair-accessible trolleys. A person needing these trolleys can only board and exit the trolley at their main depot. The Old Jail's first floor and exterior are easily accessible, however, because of its historic features there is no accessibility for wheelchair-bound visitors to the second floor. St. Augustine History Museum has a wheelchair-accessible entrance on the west side, and floors are accessible by elevator. Oldest Store Museum is wheelchair accessible and has a ramp at the entrance to accommodate wheelchair users.

Are strollers allowed on board the trolley?

Yes, most regular size strollers can be accommodated, but they must be collapsible and remain with you at all times. Strollers may not be left unattended and in their own row.