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Are you hungry for something healthy and delicious? Look no further than Crave, the family-owned health food restaurant in St. Augustine. This eatery got its start as a food truck, but quickly grew in popularity and morphed into a full-scale restaurant.

Nextdoor to Anastasia State Park is the St. Augustine Amphitheatre Farmers Market, once known as the Old City Farmers Market, offering an array of fresh and locally sourced produce, delicious artisanal goods, and much more.

Nestled in the heart of historic St. Augustine, Memorial Presbyterian Church stands tall, a beacon of hope and faith for visitors and residents alike. The church boasts a majestic design that blends Romanesque and Gothic architecture.

Nestled in the scenic beauty of St. Augustine lies the National Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche at Mission Nombre de Dios. This historical landmark is a serene and tranquil oasis that takes you back in time to the 16th century.

In the historical city of St. Augustine lies the Medieval Torture Museum. Step into a world of gruesome devices and learn about the twisted methods used to extract information or punish those who crossed the line in the Middle Ages.

History comes to life at Fort Matanzas National Monument. This hidden gem along the coast south of St. Augustine transports visitors to a time where the Spanish defended their colonial empire against foreign invasion.

Along the pristine coastline of northeast Florida lies the breathtaking Anastasia State Park, a true gem among the state parks that's just a short distance from the charming town of St. Augustine.

The Lightner Museum in St Augustine sits as a stunning display of Gilded Age extravagance. Originally built in 1887 as the Alcazar Hotel, the building's history is as rich as its ornate architecture.

Travel back in time with a visit to Colonial Quarter in St. Augustine. This museum village is filled with costumed actors showcasing their old-world skills, immersing visitors in the colonial Spanish culture.