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Visit the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park, a 125-year-old attraction that houses over 20 species of crocodilians as well as other animals like birds and monkeys. Take a zip line over the alligator exhibits for an unforgettable experience.

Explore the historic district of St. Augustine, the oldest continuously occupied European settlement in the United States. Visit the Castillo de San Marcos, a 17th-century fortress that has withstood multiple attacks over the centuries. Take a horse-drawn carriage tour or a walking tour to learn about the city's rich history.

Dine at the Columbia Restaurant, a family-owned establishment that has been serving authentic Spanish and Cuban cuisine since 1905.

Spend your morning at the World Golf Hall of Fame, a museum and hall of fame dedicated to the history of golf. Try your hand at one of the putting greens or simulators.

Take a boat tour of the St. Johns River, the longest river in Florida. See local wildlife like manatees, dolphins, and alligators, and learn about the river's importance to the area's ecosystem.

Enjoy a steak dinner at The Capital Grille, a fine-dining restaurant known for their dry-aged steaks and extensive wine list.

Start your day with a visit to the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum, a historic lighthouse that offers breathtaking views of the city and the ocean. Explore the museum to learn about the area's maritime history.

Visit the St. Augustine Distillery, a craft distillery that produces small-batch spirits using local ingredients. Take a tour to see how the spirits are made and enjoy a tasting.

Dine at Catch 27, a farm-to-table restaurant that sources its ingredients from local farmers and fishermen. Try the seafood paella or the braised pork shank.

Spend your final morning shopping at the St. Augustine Premium Outlets, a shopping center with over 85 stores including Nike, Coach, and Michael Kors.

Visit the Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park, a historical site that claims to be the location where Ponce de Leon first landed in Florida. Explore the park's gardens and see the original spring that the Spanish explorers discovered.

End your trip with dinner at The Floridian, a restaurant that serves Southern-inspired cuisine made with local ingredients. Try the shrimp and grits or the fried green tomatoes.