As more destinations around the globe reopen to travelers, we are ready to get back to one of our favorite activities. Join us over the next several weeks as we take you to places around the world saying #WelcomeBacktoTravel. Take a visual journey through St. Augustine, Florida, with us.
The “nation’s oldest city,” St. Augustine, Florida, offers a quaint feel with 450 years of history, alongside a multicultural heritage and excellent culinary scene. © Giovanni Gagliardi | Dreamstime.com
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