The two most popular tours are the green trolley, one of the most historic tours of America and the red trains which is St. Augustine's sightseeing trains. Both of those are geared towards convenient transportation and each one has a tour guide onboard. They provide a narrated description of what you are seeing and the history of the place. And there are also guided tours that are devoted to specific periods of history here. There are actors who portray Henry Flagler, who is the father of Florida tourism and got his major start here in St. Augustine, that can give you tours of the 1880s period. There are people who portray Henry Flagler's wives. There are walking tours, they can provide with you a tour in Spanish, in German and probably just about any other language that you can think of if there is enough people interested. There are also special charted tours that you can get where just your family can have a van tour where a van will take you throughout different parts of the city. We have about 30 major festivals and events throughout the year. So almost every weekend there is something going on, whether it's a historic theme or food theme. There is almost always something to do and we also have the colonial Spanish quarter here, which is a living museum. It's got a Spanish theme where you can walk through and see people going about their daily lives as they would have in the year 1740 here. So that's a tour that a lot of people take and then of course ghost tours. There are also some self guided tours here. They have MP3 players that you rent and you can walk from many, many, many different locations through the town and you just punch in a number at each stop and they will they will tell what you are looking at.
