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Colonial Quarter, St. Augustine

Tour & cruise · Free admission

Colonial Quarter, from its own website

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Free admission. Open Daily 10am – 7pm.

About Colonial Quarter

Colonial Quarter is a historic recreation in downtown St. Augustine where visitors explore colonial-era buildings, shops, and dining establishments centered around a distinctive 35-foot watchtower. The venue transports guests back through centuries of local history by walking among period architecture and street-level attractions. Multiple on-site restaurants offer fine dining with views of historic St. George Street, allowing visitors to eat while experiencing the atmosphere of earlier times. The Colonial Oak Music Park, located at the venue, functions as the downtown area's largest outdoor stage and hosts free concerts and live music shows weekly. The amphitheater beneath a sweeping live oak tree seats up to 175 guests and serves as a venue for community and private gatherings. General admission is free. The experience combines self-directed exploration of colonial buildings with options for dining and entertainment, suiting visitors interested in St. Augustine's layered history and those seeking outdoor live performances in a historic setting.

Tickets, prices & hours

Admission is free. The venue says: “Free concerts and shows are offered weekly”

Hours: Daily 10am – 7pm

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