If you’re brave enough to stroll the streets of St. Augustine alone, this self-guided audio tour will take you through the haunted history of the country’s first city. Explore the historic alleys in search of the most haunted hotels, cemeteries, restaurants and homes surrounding the old city. Walk by the Oldest Wooden School House, the Old Powder House Inn Bed and Breakfast, and many more sites, some dating back hundreds of years. Start and finish this tour day or night directly from your smartphone Pause this professionally-narrated tour at any time Review the tour after completion and revisit the sites at will Visit haunted places like Scarlett O’Hara’s and the Huguenot Cemetery.
This is a self-guided, professionally-narrated audio tour you run from your own smartphone, so you set the schedule and the pace. You can start and finish day or night, pause anytime, and revisit the sites afterward at will. It suits independent travelers and anyone who would rather explore alone than join a group, walking the historic alleys in search of the old city's haunted hotels, cemeteries, restaurants, and homes.
St. Augustine is the country's first city of European origin, and many of the sites on this walk date back hundreds of years, so a self-guided format lets you slow down where you want. The route passes named landmarks like the Oldest Wooden School House and the Old Powder House Inn. If you want a live guide reacting to the group and answering questions on the spot, a guided walking tour is the better fit; this one trades that for freedom and flexibility.
Questions people ask
Can I take this whenever I want?
Yes. You start and finish day or night directly from your smartphone, and you can pause the narration at any time. You can also review the tour after completion and revisit the sites at will.
Is there a live guide?
No. It is a self-guided, professionally-narrated audio tour that you run on your own phone. There is no group and no live guide.
What kinds of places does it cover?
You walk the historic alleys past haunted hotels, cemeteries, restaurants, and homes, including the Oldest Wooden School House, the Old Powder House Inn, and the Huguenot Cemetery. Some of these sites date back hundreds of years.
