Discovering America's Oldest City: St. Augustine, Florida

[sharonkstevens]

Love, Love, Love...St Augustine!!!!

[MsKittenz1]

I luv St. Augustine....it's very beautiful there. Nice restaurants, a lot to see and do. Hope to return in the future.

[fatboy41790]

Its better then Willamsburg thats for sure St Augustine is cool.

[aprilhope1598]

i live there!!!!

[shampoo02]

@HawkmanDude It is trust me , fucking hate living hear and trying to move out.

[woodencoasterfan]

@HawkmanDude It's actually a very nice city. Come down and see it for yourself before you pass judgement St Augustine. This video shows just a small piece of what the city has to offer.

[zoics1]

This is a great video! Thank you for the upload!

[darrienemelinda]

What about the Casablanca???????????

[mrpitv]

@darrienemelinda Casablanca is in Morocco. Which is in Africa.

[Fyraxis]

@mrpitv We have a restaurant called the Casablanca. lol

[eblanco78]

Call oldest city of USA , not America !  America have many countries, islands, and cities, you don't lear this in the school ?

[mrpitv]

@eblanco78 True -- we do just conflate all the other countries of the "Americas" into the United States. Cultural hegemony.

[celtibero1000]

Saint Augustine 1565, Old San Juan 1521

[Gruvichic2]

@celtibero1000 It's called the Nations Oldest City, but the correct title is Nations Oldest Continually Occupied European Settlement. Many came before, but they left. St. Augustine was founded in 1565 and those people laid down roots that still run deep, even to this day. The Minorcan families are still here and their rich heritage offers up unique fares that cannot be found anywhere else. We love our quaint old town. (:

[celtibero1000]

@Gruvichic2 Actually the correct title for "Saint Augustine" would then be the "Nations Second Oldest Continually Occupied European Settlement" because "Old San Juan," with its Spanish occupation since 1521 to the present, would be the "Nations Oldest Continually Occupied European Settlement." but my felicitations to "Saint Augustine" a sibling city of "Old San Juan."

[Gruvichic2]

@celtibero1000 Puerto Rico is an unincorporated territory of the United States. It is not considered included in the cities and states of the "Nation" part of the title given to St. Augustine. No less important, would the mention of Old San Juan be to the historical significance of the Spanish occupation to the New World, however, the title that is given to St. Augustine, in relation to the United States of America, is correct. If Puerto Rico were ever to become a state, then you'd be right.

[Gruvichic2]

@celtibero1000 Take it up with the National Historical Society. I don't know where your information is coming from, but it's in error and I don't wish to step all over the comments of an otherwise lovely video of our town. The title was given and frankly, you sound a little bitter about it...

[shellbellmel]

i live here

oh yeahhhhhhh

[truckernacion]

nice video

[mrpitv]

@truckernacion thank you. It was a great place to discover.