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Colonial Spanish Quarter Museum
Step back in time at St. Augustine's only living history museum. As you stroll through this garrison town, leave today's world behind and learn about life in another time. Visit with the blacksmith, carpenter or soldier's wife as they go about their daily activities. The museum entrance is located at 29 St. George...
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Step back in time at St. Augustine's only living history museum. As you stroll through this garrison town, leave today's world behind and learn about life in another time. Visit with the blacksmith, carpenter or soldier's wife as they go about their daily activities. The museum entrance is located at 29 St. George Street in historic downtown St. Augustine. Parking is available at the City of St. Augustine Parking Facility off West Castillo Drive, three blocks north of the museum.
Also be sure to visit the Taberna del Gallo, a 1740s Spanish tavern. You can enjoy beer, wine, sangria or soft drinks. Open Wed. - Sun., hours vary. Call 904-825-6830 for more inforamation. Read Less
Also be sure to visit the Taberna del Gallo, a 1740s Spanish tavern. You can enjoy beer, wine, sangria or soft drinks. Open Wed. - Sun., hours vary. Call 904-825-6830 for more inforamation. Read Less
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General Information Dates closed: Christmas Day, New Year's Day Hours: 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. daily Open Year-Round | Guest Information Family Friendly | |
| Discounts Group Discount | Disabled Traveler Information ADA Compliant |
| Average Rates* | ||
| Art & History | Average Rate | |
| Child (ages 6-17) | $4.00 | |
| Adult | $7.00 | |
| Attractions | Average Rate | |
| Child (ages 6-17) | $4.00 | |
| Adult | $7.00 | |
| *Rates are examples only. Contact business directly for exact rate information. | ||
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Deals
Packages starting at $12.95 per person
Explorer's Passport Adult Special Discount
Available now until December 31 2012
See the Castillo de San Marcos, Colonial Spanish Quarter Living History Museum and Government House using the Explorer's Passport. Experience both the civilian and military life in the garrison town of St. Augustine in the 18th century. Read Less
Packages starting at $6.00 per person
Explorer's Passport Child Special Discount
Available now until December 31 2012
See the Castillo de San Marcos, Colonial Spanish Quarter Living History Museum and Government House using the Explorer's Passport. Experience both the civilian and military life in the garrison town of St. Augustine in the 18th century. Read Less
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