St. Augustine, FL, USA < change city >

"The oldest city in America. The main tourist strip has your quintessential t-shirt and fudge shops but outside of this are nice cafes and B&B's. The well preserved Spanish Colonial city makes for a lovely walk, especially if you venture east of the town center into the residential areas. "Sangrias" actually has the best sangrias we've ever had and a second story porch to watch the tourists from."

"The nation's oldest city has a historic area for shopping, restaurants, ghost tours, beaches, the Alligator Farm, and Castillo de San Marcos"

"If you are planning a longer stay, you should stop by or stay in St. Augustine. It's a beautiful, historic area with a lot of attractions."

"St. Augustine is considered the nation's oldest city. Don't forget to sample the water at the Fountain of Youth!"

"There are historical sites, shops, restaurants, and other attractions..check it out :)"

"Walk around the historic fort, check out the downtown streets for shopping and local food."

"Just head north on I-95 and you'll come to historic St. Augustine, the oldest inhabited city in the United States. Here you can visit the fort, walk around the shops in the little settlement (including the oldest wood school house in the US), or visit the outlet mall."

"Be sure to visit: Casa Monica Hotel St. George's Street Spanish Quarter Village Fort Matanzas National Monument St. Augustine Sightseeing Trains Hilton St. Augustine Historic Bayfront Osteens Famous Seafood Restaurant-Order the Fried Shrimp/hushpuppies"