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Nearly 20% of the U.S. population identifies as Hispanic or Latino, and in St. Augustine, this community drives a thriving arts, culinary, and entrepreneurial scene. The city's sustainable tourism model ensures that both residents and visitors benefit from its historic and cultural treasures.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - TelAve -- As Hispanic Heritage Month approaches, Florida's Historic Coast is highlighting a legacy that is both historic and forward-looking. From Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, visitors can experience how St. Augustine — the nation's oldest continuously inhabited European-established settlement — blends its deep Hispanic roots with modern culture, community, and sustainability.
Founded in 1565 by Spanish explorer Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, St. Augustine remains a living testament to Hispanic influence in the United States. Its iconic landmarks — from the Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine and the Castillo de San Marcos to Aviles Street, the oldest platted street in the country — showcase Spanish Colonial architecture and centuries-old city planning that continues to shape the community today.
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Celebrating Culture
Throughout the month, special events bring this heritage to life. St. Augustine History Walks are offered daily, guiding visitors through more than 500 years of history. Fort Mose Historic State Park, home to the first legally sanctioned free Black settlement in the U.S., offers a powerful connection to St. Augustine's multicultural legacy. Culinary experiences round out the celebration, with Latin-inspired restaurants such as the Columbia Restaurant, Asado Life, La Cocina, and Paladar Cuban Eatery showcasing flavors rooted in tradition.
A Living Legacy
Hispanic heritage in St. Augustine extends beyond architecture and food. Nearly 20% of the U.S. population identifies as Hispanic or Latino, and in St. Augustine, this community is central to the city's identity. Year-round programs support Latinx artists, entrepreneurs, and educators, creating a vibrant cultural landscape that celebrates inclusion and resilience.
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Responsible Tourism
St. Augustine's approach to cultural tourism emphasizes preservation, education, and sustainability. Historic landmarks, museums, and community-based experiences ensure that visitors enjoy authentic stories while helping protect resources for future generations.
Plan Your Visit
Located between Daytona Beach and Jacksonville, Florida's Historic Coast includes historic St. Augustine, the seaside elegance of Ponte Vedra, the rural beauty of St. Johns County, and 42 miles of pristine Atlantic beaches. Visitor Information Centers are located throughout the area, and travel planning tools can be found at FloridasHistoricCoast.com.
Follow on social media: Instagram @FloridasHistoricCoast; Facebook.com/OfficialStAugustine; Twitter @FlHistoricCoast.
Founded in 1565 by Spanish explorer Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, St. Augustine remains a living testament to Hispanic influence in the United States. Its iconic landmarks — from the Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine and the Castillo de San Marcos to Aviles Street, the oldest platted street in the country — showcase Spanish Colonial architecture and centuries-old city planning that continues to shape the community today.
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Celebrating Culture
Throughout the month, special events bring this heritage to life. St. Augustine History Walks are offered daily, guiding visitors through more than 500 years of history. Fort Mose Historic State Park, home to the first legally sanctioned free Black settlement in the U.S., offers a powerful connection to St. Augustine's multicultural legacy. Culinary experiences round out the celebration, with Latin-inspired restaurants such as the Columbia Restaurant, Asado Life, La Cocina, and Paladar Cuban Eatery showcasing flavors rooted in tradition.
A Living Legacy
Hispanic heritage in St. Augustine extends beyond architecture and food. Nearly 20% of the U.S. population identifies as Hispanic or Latino, and in St. Augustine, this community is central to the city's identity. Year-round programs support Latinx artists, entrepreneurs, and educators, creating a vibrant cultural landscape that celebrates inclusion and resilience.
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Responsible Tourism
St. Augustine's approach to cultural tourism emphasizes preservation, education, and sustainability. Historic landmarks, museums, and community-based experiences ensure that visitors enjoy authentic stories while helping protect resources for future generations.
Plan Your Visit
Located between Daytona Beach and Jacksonville, Florida's Historic Coast includes historic St. Augustine, the seaside elegance of Ponte Vedra, the rural beauty of St. Johns County, and 42 miles of pristine Atlantic beaches. Visitor Information Centers are located throughout the area, and travel planning tools can be found at FloridasHistoricCoast.com.
Follow on social media: Instagram @FloridasHistoricCoast; Facebook.com/OfficialStAugustine; Twitter @FlHistoricCoast.
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