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Potter's Wax Museum of St. Augustine
Mingle with the stars at the first established wax museum in America
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Wheelchair accessible
Theater-school grads in mouse suits might have a hold on people's hearts elsewhere in Florida, but in St. Augustine it's all about who's immortalized in wax at Potter's Wax Museum. Visit with celebs, sporting heroes, politicians and more, from Britney Spears to George Bush!
Some figures at Potter's Wax Museum of St. Augustine might not be as lifelike as those in other wax museums, but when it comes to immortalizing people in wax, here's where you'll really see how far the craft has come!
Step into this legendary wax museum, which first opened in 1947, and mingle with the famous, from Mozart, to Elvis Presley, Johnny Depp, Harry Potter, President George Bush and more.
Pose for a photo next to a sporting sensation, have a word with your favorite (or least favorite) politician, and feel the goosebumps prickle your skin in the Chamber of Horrors.
As one of the world's most valuable wax figure collections, this is one 'must-see' detour with lots on offer for the kids, too.
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