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Colonial Quarter

St. Augustine, Florida

An immersive living-history attraction that brings St. Augustine's centuries of Spanish and British colonial life to life through demonstrations and reconstructed settings.

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About Colonial Quarter

Colonial Quarter is a living-history attraction in the heart of St. Augustine's historic district that interprets the city's development across several colonial periods. Rather than presenting a single preserved monument, the experience combines reconstructed settings, interpretive spaces, colonial-style buildings, and a historic house more than 270 years old to help visitors understand how residents lived, worked, traded, and defended the settlement.

Guided tours feature working demonstrations such as blacksmithing and historic artillery, while self-guided visitors can explore the grounds during operating hours. A 35-foot watchtower provides elevated views toward Castillo de San Marcos and the bayfront, and the Flags Over St. Augustine walkway traces the many governments that have ruled the city. The hands-on format makes the complex especially useful for families seeking an accessible introduction to the colonial history of the nation's oldest continuously occupied European-founded settlement.

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Hours

Open daily, 10:00 AM-5:00 PM; closed Christmas Day. Guided living-history tours are scheduled at 10:30 AM, 12:00 PM, 1:30 PM, and 3:00 PM. Self-guided visits are available during regular operating hours.

Admission

Adults age 16 and older: $15.99; seniors and military: $12.99; children ages 5-15: $9.99; children age 4 and under: Free.

Hours and admission prices may change. Confirm current details on the official website before visiting.

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