Governor's House Cultural Center & Museum

Nice little museum with great information about Saint Augustine. It’s free, and you can take amazing pictures inside. 10/10—would not skip on your next visit.

Nice little museum with interesting exhibits on the production of chocolate and the history of the house. However the highlight is the gorgeous collection of lots of art masterpieces from different artists in the region.

We found the Governor’s House Cultural Center and Museum very interesting. There a small number of items from the early days of Saint Augustine and a fairly extensive collection of local art. The building itself is quite noteworthy and has been well restored.

Nice and quiet place in the old town. Paintings from local artists are nicely presented. Almost every painting explanation is related to climate change showing this topic was relevant to some folks hundred years ago…

Nice place to visit, you can find a bit of information about the city and specially about this building. It’s free and very easy access. Recommend

Looking for a free activity in St. Augustine? Check out the Governor’s House. It gives you a glimpse into the history of America’s oldest. The center houses tools and materials brought by the Spaniards. The plus is that it is less crowded than the Castillo museum.

The Governor’s House offers impressively clean public restrooms, a welcome convenience for visitors exploring St. Augustine. While I haven’t toured the full museum, the free sneak peek provided an intriguing glimpse of its historical exhibits, sparking curiosity about the collections.

Completely hidden gem. I've been to St. Augustine scores of times and never visited this place. Great display put on by the University of Florida of the town's origins and interaction with the natives and other nations attempting to colonize the area at the time. No entry fee.