Old St. Augustine Village, St. Augustine

Originally explored by Europeans in 1513, Old St. Augustine Village today serves as a historical center spanning four centuries of artifacts. Consisting of nine historical houses set amidst beautifully preserved gardens, learn about the history of the village within five exhibit galleries. Tours of the village are frequent and give you the chance to admire the Spanish-inspired architecture, including landmarks like the Ponce de Léon Hotel. You can examine the archaeological records of the 16th-century hospital and cemetery, along with the original town plans. Take the tour of the macabre Old Jail where guides in period dress reenact the processing of new prisoners; a pictorial history displays the multiple hangings of prisoners that occurred within the walls. With our online itinerary creator, St. Augustine attractions like Old St. Augustine Village can be center stage of your vacation plans, and you can find out about other attractions like it, unlike it, near it, and miles away.