ST. AUGUSTINE LANDMARKS COLORING BOOK

LIST OF ST. AUGUSTINE LANDMARKS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THIS COLORING BOOK:

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• Colonial Quarter — Step back into St. Augustine’s earliest days at this living-history attraction, where families can explore reconstructed colonial settings and discover how residents lived and worked centuries ago.
   

• Castillo de San Marcos — Explore the massive stone fortress overlooking Matanzas Bay, built by the Spanish in the 1600s and now one of the most recognizable reminders of St. Augustine’s long colonial history.
   

• St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum — Set sail into the adventurous world of pirates through exhibits filled with artifacts, treasure, interactive displays, and stories from the Golden Age of Piracy.
   

• Fort Matanzas National Monument — Journey south of the city to this historic Spanish fort guarding the Matanzas River, where families can learn why this small outpost was important to the defense of St. Augustine.
   

• St. George Street — Wander along the pedestrian-friendly heart of historic St. Augustine, where centuries-old surroundings mix with shops, restaurants, galleries, and plenty of places to explore.
   

• Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine — Visit the historic Catholic cathedral at the heart of the city, distinguished by its beautiful architecture and its connection to the nation’s oldest continuously occupied European-founded settlement.
   

• St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum — Climb the distinctive striped lighthouse for sweeping coastal views and explore exhibits sharing the maritime stories, shipwrecks, and seafaring history of the region.
   

• Lincolnville Historic District — Discover a neighborhood with deep African American heritage, known for its historic homes and its important role in the Civil Rights Movement in St. Augustine.
   

• Old City Gates — Pass between the stone pillars that once marked the main entrance into colonial St. Augustine, offering a memorable glimpse of what arriving in the old walled city might have been like.
   

• Oldest Wooden School House — Peek inside a tiny historic schoolhouse and imagine what education was like for children in St. Augustine during the city’s early years.
   

• Mission Nombre de Dios & Great Cross — Explore the peaceful grounds associated with the beginnings of Christianity in St. Augustine, marked today by a towering cross overlooking Matanzas Bay.
   

• Anastasia State Park — Trade cobblestone streets for coastal scenery at this beautiful state park, where families can enjoy sandy beaches, nature trails, wildlife, paddling, and outdoor recreation.
   

• Lightner Museum — Enter an extraordinary historic building that once housed a grand Gilded Age hotel and now displays art, antiques, decorative objects, and fascinating collections from another era.
   

• Plaza de la Constitución — Relax in the historic public square at the center of St. Augustine, surrounded by important buildings, monuments, shady trees, and centuries of local history.
   

• Flagler College — Ponce de León Hall — Admire the spectacular architecture of the former Hotel Ponce de León, built by railroad magnate Henry Flagler and now serving as the centerpiece of Flagler College.
   

• Villa Zorayda Museum — Discover one of St. Augustine’s most unusual architectural treasures, inspired by Spain’s Alhambra and filled with ornate details, antiques, and decorative art.
   

• Bridge of Lions — Cross Matanzas Bay on this elegant drawbridge, easily recognized by the marble lion statues that stand guard at its western entrance.
   

• Ximenez-Fatio House Museum — Step inside a historic boarding house and discover stories about everyday life, travel, and the women who operated businesses in 19th-century St. Augustine.
   

• Government House — Explore a site that has served important civic and administrative roles since St. Augustine’s Spanish colonial era and remains a prominent landmark beside the city’s historic plaza.
   

• Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park — Finish your St. Augustine adventure at the legendary site associated with the Fountain of Youth, where families can explore archaeology, early colonial history, Indigenous heritage, and the story of St. Augustine’s beginnings.