Governor’s House Cultural Center and Museum
Government House located at 48 King St., is a stately Georgian Style stone mansion facing the 410-year old Plaza in the center of St. Augustine and occupies the site that throughout the colonial period (1565-1821) housed the residence and office of the colonial governors of Florida.
48 King St St. Augustine , FL 32084 United States
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There new exhibit on the beginnings of the St. Augustine settlement was really nice! It had so much detail and information....loved it!
Really cool place.
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I walked down the street and touched the outside walls of the foundation. You can tell that it's an old house, it was built between 1803 and 1817. St. Augustine was founded in 1565! - Daniel Williams
A little cheesy but very beautiful location. We were there duing the Maritime festival and it made for a nice relaxing late morning/early afternoon. - Brittany
Look at him! He’s so statuesque! - Doug Couch
Usually some sort of music or street performers. Cathedral is beautiful. - Bradford Riley
Great time to go here early so there would be less people. Gets crowded towards late afternoon. Would love to go back here everytime I visit St. Augustine. You could spend an hour or so. - John Garcia
Category Landmarks and Outdoors » Historic and Protected Site
Place United States » Florida » Saint Johns County » St. Augustine