Ximenez-Fatio House Museum

20 Aviles St, St. Augustine, Florida 32084 USA

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“a 19th-century haven for sea captains and soldiers”

Experience one of St. Augustine's most authentic historic sites; a 19th-century haven for sea captains and soldiers; writers and rebels; tourists and travelers. Fragrant orange trees introduce visitors to this remarkably preserved inn. Learn about Seminoles and statehood; food and fashion; and bathing Displays include a rare circa 1650 Caravaca Cross. A National Historic Landmark; south of the plaza.

Reviewed by
Rayne S.

June 09, 2021

We were told this spot was a must see by our tour guide and he was not wrong! The recreation and restoration on the home was very real and believable. The self guided audio tour was very... Read more

Reviewed by
David D.

June 09, 2022

Incredibly informative and well-thought out exhibitions help to explain several eras of life in St Augustine. The self-guided tour allows you to take your time (or hurry up) as you wish. Lots to... Read more

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Kym T.

August 23, 2022

Located on Aviles Street, which has the distinction of being the oldest street in America, is the Ximenez-Fatio House. This historic home operated as a female owned boarding house from the... Read more

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