St. Augustine History Museum

Highlights / General details

A combination of historical displays and private collections bring over 400 years of Florida history to life. The museum features displays of the various countries that ruled over St. Augustine: England, Spain, and France. Guests can visit our Spanish sunken treasure room, a Timucan Indian Village and our Florida Cracker trading post.

Join us as we explore how St. Augustine and Florida grew and prospered under Spanish, British, French and American rule. Experience the building of Flagler's Railroad that started in St. Augustine and went 128 miles out to sea to Key West. From the Indians to the Spanish Galleons and Pirates to the Revolutionary War, you will find Florida's history a fascinating story.

Museum Highlights: Visit our Spanish sunken treasure room. Explore how St. Augustine and Florida grew under the Spanish. Here fascinating stories about the Indians, the Spanish Galleons and the Pirates of the Revolutionary War.

Inclusion

Entrance.

Exclusion

Transportation.

Hours of operation

Daily. 8:30am to 4:30pm Closed Christmas Day.

Location Booth Location: Old Jail, 167 San Marco Ave. Nearest Intersection: San Marco Avenue and San Carlos.

Additional Information Museum is wheelchair accessible.

Participant restrictions

Children 5 yrs. of age and under are free.

Location

Booth Location: Old Jail, 167 San Marco Ave. Nearest Intersection: San Marco Avenue and San Carlos.

Additional Information Museum is wheelchair accessible.

Participant restrictions Children 5 yrs. of age and under are free.

Policies Once E-ticket has been redeemed, Ticket is non-refundable.

All information requested must be supplied or booking is subject to automatic cancellation