Visite à pied des fantômes de Saint-Augustin

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Discover the haunted history of America's Oldest City. With over four centuries of crime, scandal, adventure, piracy, and imprisonment, the ghosts of St. Augustine have a wealth of secrets to share. Walk down the Colonial Quarter by lamplight in search of lost spirits; visit the Castillo de San Marcos to find its founding phantoms. Whether it's the ghosts of Yellow Fever or Ponce de Leon, you're sure to encounter a wandering soul.

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Ville: Sainte-Augustine

Sat 28 Feb

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Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

À quoi s'attendre

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

We'll discuss the founding of St. Augustine, the imprisonment of the Seminole Tribe, the ghost of Osceola, and the ghosts of the Doomed Lovers. This stop deals with decapitation, infidelity, betrayal, war, and freedom.

Huguenot Cemetery

Here, we'll talk about the ghost of John Stickney, whose teeth were robbed from his grave.

Tolomato Cemetery

This is the story of the "Exploding Bishop," whose casket exploded. We'll also talk about the ghost of "Little James," the five-year-old who died across the street.

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

Huguenot Cemetery

Here, we'll talk about the ghost of John Stickney, whose teeth were robbed from his grave.

Tolomato Cemetery

This is the story of the "Exploding Bishop," whose casket exploded. We'll also talk about the ghost of "Little James," the five-year-old who died across the street.

Monument national Castillo de San Marcos

Nous discuterons de la fondation de Saint-Augustin, de l'emprisonnement de la tribu Seminole, du fantôme d'Osceola et des fantômes des amants condamnés. Cet arrêt traite de la décapitation, de l'infidélité, de la trahison, de la guerre et de la liberté.

Cimetière Huguenot

Ici, nous parlerons du fantôme de John Stickney, dont les dents ont été arrachées de sa tombe.

Cimetière de Tolomato

C'est l'histoire de "l'évêque explosif", dont le cercueil a explosé. Nous parlerons également du fantôme de "Little James", l'enfant de cinq ans décédé de l'autre côté de la rue.

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

Huguenot Cemetery

Here, we'll talk about the ghost of John Stickney, whose teeth were robbed from his grave.

Tolomato Cemetery

This is the story of the "Exploding Bishop," whose casket exploded. We'll also talk about the ghost of "Little James," the five-year-old who died across the street.

Oldest Wooden School House

This little schoolhouse is more historically and architecturally crucial than it might have been otherwise as this is the oldest wooden structure in the city.

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

Huguenot Cemetery

Here, we'll talk about the ghost of John Stickney, whose teeth were robbed from his grave.

Tolomato Cemetery

This is the story of the "Exploding Bishop," whose casket exploded. We'll also talk about the ghost of "Little James," the five-year-old who died across the street.

Oldest Wooden School House

This little schoolhouse is more historically and architecturally crucial than it might have been otherwise as this is the oldest wooden structure in the city.

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

Huguenot Cemetery

Here, we'll talk about the ghost of John Stickney, whose teeth were robbed from his grave.

Tolomato Cemetery

This is the story of the "Exploding Bishop," whose casket exploded. We'll also talk about the ghost of "Little James," the five-year-old who died across the street.

Oldest Wooden School House

This little schoolhouse is more historically and architecturally crucial than it might have been otherwise as this is the oldest wooden structure in the city.

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

Huguenot Cemetery

Here, we'll talk about the ghost of John Stickney, whose teeth were robbed from his grave.

Tolomato Cemetery

This is the story of the "Exploding Bishop," whose casket exploded. We'll also talk about the ghost of "Little James," the five-year-old who died across the street.

Oldest Wooden School House

This little schoolhouse is more historically and architecturally crucial than it might have been otherwise as this is the oldest wooden structure in the city.

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

Huguenot Cemetery

Here, we'll talk about the ghost of John Stickney, whose teeth were robbed from his grave.

Tolomato Cemetery

This is the story of the "Exploding Bishop," whose casket exploded. We'll also talk about the ghost of "Little James," the five-year-old who died across the street.

Oldest Wooden School House

This little schoolhouse is more historically and architecturally crucial than it might have been otherwise as this is the oldest wooden structure in the city.

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

Huguenot Cemetery

Here, we'll talk about the ghost of John Stickney, whose teeth were robbed from his grave.

Tolomato Cemetery

This is the story of the "Exploding Bishop," whose casket exploded. We'll also talk about the ghost of "Little James," the five-year-old who died across the street.

Oldest Wooden School House

This little schoolhouse is more historically and architecturally crucial than it might have been otherwise as this is the oldest wooden structure in the city.

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Commentaires (72)

Daisy1176

Mar 2022

I was very disappointed in our tour. I’ve done several ghost tours in St. Augustine and this was by far the worst. One of the things I’ve always loved about the walking tours is the tour guides dress in period costume and carry lanterns through the dark street. Our guide showed up in jeans, a T-shirt and visor. We then went to four different places, were told the stories, then told that those stories aren’t real, and this is what actually happened. The guide spent more time talking to a select few guests, than telling stories and seemed very uninterested in giving the tour.

Réponse de l'hôte

Mar 2022

It’s extremely unfortunate your guide provided you with this type of tour. It is completely unacceptable, and we assure you that is not the standard we set at our company. We appreciate all feedback, and we assure you we will use this for future tour improvement. To make up for this, we would like to offer you free tickets to use in any of our cities, without expiration, in hopes of giving you a much better experience.

shockfox89

Oct 2021

Our group really enjoyed the tour; Courtney gave historical insight and just enough "spooky" insight to give pause and think about "what could be". She was friendly; had a good personality and added authenticity to the experience. This was a great tour with a much younger group member that didn't cause the "scare" factor. The only suggestion would be enough time for a bathroom break maybe mid-way of the tour but that is certainly not a deal breaker! We enjoyed it very much.

Réponse de l'hôte

Oct 2021

We really appreciate this! Thank you for the rating!

jennOdom51

Sep 2021

We had a fabulous experience with Courtney. We had three young kids with us (7,5, and 4) who were decked out in “night vision goggles” and an EMF reader so they could catch some ghosts. They had high expectations for the tour and she certainly delivered. She was engaging with the kids, kept them moving to keep them focused, and had a bunch of cool stories to share. The kids cannot stop talking about it and want to go again tonight. All in all, we would totally book her again. Thank you, Courtney. Our kids absolutely loved you.

Réponse de l'hôte

Sep 2021

We always love to hear when our guides can educate and entertain at the same time. Thank you for leaving this review and sharing your experience with us!