St. Augustine
Area Activities
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Art Galleries and Museums
The Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway,
Matanzas River, have created some truly gorgeous spots
along the bay in St. Augustine Florida. Its no surprise that for centuries St Augustine Florida
has been a hub for arts and cultural endeavors. Home to
many fascinating museums, emporiums and art galleries,
the city has inspired some of the most famous artists of
our time. Our St. Augustine Bed and Breakfast
is located
right in the historic, walking and shopping district. We
are convenient to St. George Street and Charlotte
Street, two historic streets in the Old City that
contain numerous St Augustine art galleries and antique
dealers. Several of them have been in business for more
than 50 years.
One St. Augustine Art Gallery in particular, Cutter & Cutter Fine Art, Inc. has
more than 100 years experience in the art world. Cutter
& Cutter Fine Art, Inc. has over eight different
locations in St Augustine including five enormous art
galleries. Their professional staff has helped visitors
to St Augustine procure numerous original works and
limited edition fine art prints. Also galleries like
Loves’ Art Emporium, City Gate Gallery, and Galeria del Mar
have maintained a reputation for their collections of
fine art. To explore something a bit different, check
out The Imaginarium, a gallery devoted to Dr. Seuss.
With a massive, in stock inventory of Dr. Seuss limited
editions, this gallery is a wonderful place to spend the
day inside Dr. Seuss’s magical world.
In addition to the numerous St Augustine Art Galleries,
the Old City is also home to some renowned museums,
including The Lightener Museum. Commonly referred to as
the “Smithsonian of the South” the Lightener Museum is
one of St Augustine’s most noted attractions. The
museum’s structure originally housed Henry Flagler’s
historic Alcazar Hotel, one of Florida’s first major
resort hotels. Built in 1888, the building is one of the
city’s most beautiful buildings with its unique
architecture and manicured landscaping. Spend the
day touring The Lightener Museum including the
“Splendors of the Gilded Age” collections from St.
Augustine's heyday in the Victorian period. For more information
on the city’s early resort history, read our
St. Augustine
Florida History page and visit the Florida
Heritage Museum. The Old St Augustine Jail
is the home of the heritage museum and the jail itself is a
very unique
St Augustine Attraction. Built by Henry Flagler during
St Augustine’s Golden Era, the Old St Augustine Jail’s
building resembles a large, grand hotel. Visitors young
and old get a kick out of touring the sheriff’s quarters
and prisoner’s cells.
Lastly, two unique museums, Ripley’s Believe or Not and
the Potter’s Wax Museum are two unconventional types of
museums to tour in St. Augustine. Ripley’s Believe or Not houses Robert
Ripley’s strange artifacts and findings from his
travels, and the wax museum was America’s first wax
museum! Visit and see over 160 wax figures including
some of the most famous celebrities of our time!
Browse the fine rooms in our St. Augustine Bed and
Breakfast and tour our web site for more information
about St Augustine Activities like the
St Augustine Beaches,
St. Augustine
Alligator Farm, Golf
St Augustine and
St Augustine
Restaurants.
Cutter & Cutter Fine Art Galleries
120 Charlotte Street Mez. #1
St. Augustine, FL 32084
904-810-0460 |
The Imaginarium
8 Cathedral Place
St. Augustine, FL 32084
904-824-0844 |
Galeria del Mar
9 King Street
St. Augustine, FL 32084
904-829-2120 |
Moultrie Creek Studios
9C Aviles Street
Saint Augustine, FL 32084
904-829-2142 |
The Florida Heritage Museum – at the St. Augustine Jail
167 San Marco Ave
St Augustine, FL 32084
904-829-3800 |
Potter’s Wax Museum
17 King St
St. Augustine, FL 32084
800-584-4781 |
The Lightener Museum
75 King St
St Augustine, FL 32084
904-824-2874 |
Ripley’s Believe it Or Not!
19 San Marco Ave
St Augustine, FL 32084
904-824-1606 |
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information, please call 800-248-7846, send an
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