I visit the OLDEST city in America - St. Augustine, Florida

Come with me as I explore the oldest continually occupied city in the entire United States of America. St. Augustine, originally settled by the Spanish, has been host to 4 nations of control and has changed hands 6 times in its history. The country has a deep rooted military history, and is even home to the fabled Fountain of Youth discovered by Ponce Deleon.
In this video I’ll take you from Jacksonville to Saint Augustine and then through the streets of the oldest city in America. I’ll show you some of the food options there, and explore some of the more notable attractions.
Episode 10 | Filmed November, 2022 | St. Augustine, FL (USA)
0:00 - Introduction
0:33 - The Kookaburra
1:52 - Bridge of Lions
3:47 - The Plan and Tips for Visiting
4:50 - Heading South
5:21 - Old Spanish Barracks
6:35 - Oldest House in North America
7:38 - The Governors House
8:37 - Flagler College
9:46 - St. Augustine Distillery
10:42 - Lightner Museum
11:37 - Old Colonial Quarter
14:31 - Old City Gate
16:05 - Castillo de San Marcos
20:11 - Live cannon firing demonstration
20:30 - The Fountain of Youth
21:15 - Forever Young
22:10 - St. Augustine Lighthouse
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Who is Nick Henderson, and what is NickGoesFar?! Originally from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, I have been traveling the world since I was 3 years old, and have lead a fairly uncommon life ever since. Now, I'm a commercial pilot flying in the United States, a full-time nomad and traveler. NickGoesFar was originally "The Roaming Pilot", a travel blog where I would share my adventures, tips on expat life, and photography. As I leapt headfirst into content creation, film making, and wanted to be able to share with more people - a change was needed, and after a few iterations I landed here. I am incredibly grateful that years of hard work allow me to continue doing something I love, seeing the world and immersing myself in it. 😊🎥🌎
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[@magickminx6998]

This was a beautiful video! I lived in St. Augustine for 8 years and it's still my favorite place in the US. Thanks for sharing!

[@NickGoesFar]

Glad you enjoyed it!