The Governor’s House Cultural Center and Museum
Overview
The Governor’s House Cultural Center and Museum is located in the heart of historic downtown St. Augustine at the intersection of King Street and St. George Street overlooking the historic Plaza de la Constitución. The building, historically known as Government House, has a long and fascinating history since the site has been home to several government offices since 1598. An exhibit in the grand lobby follows this history including a timeline to present-day.
Amenities
- Free Admission
- Group-Friendly
- Open Year-Round
- Restrooms
- Self-Guided Tours
Meeting Spaces
Sala de Montiano
- Area: 1,892 sf
Reviews
Trip Advisor Reviews
Related Content
“Layers of Time: Historic Preservation in St. Augustine” at Governor’s House Cultural Center and Museum
Layers of Time: Historic Preservation in St. Augustine is a temporary exhibit now on view at the Governor’s House Cultural…
Drake’s Raid
Witness a reenactment commemorating the attack of the land and naval forces of Sir Francis Drake against Spanish San Agustín…
Itinerary: St. Augustine History, From Spanish Influence to Spooky Haunts
Start with sites from the Old City’s Spanish period and end up in a graveyard.