Gonzalez-Alvarez House: Self-Guided Audio Tours

Unlock the history of America's oldest city with this self-guided audio tour. On this immersive journey, history enthusiasts will tread the path of the past, discovering architectural wonders and stories that have shaped St. Augustine's vibrant history. Suitable for first-time visitors, this format offers the freedom to explore at your own pace, with insightful narration at every turn. This journey begins at the formidable Castillo de San Marcos, a coastal watchtower that has stood the test of time, and concludes at the Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park, where myths of eternal vitality linger in the air. As the tour ventures through St. Augustine, travelers will encounter the ancient stones of the Father O'Reilly House Museum, the elegant grandeur of Flagler College, and the atmospheric courtyards of the Lightner Museum. Along this route, you'll also be captivated by tales of pirates, resounding through the walls of the Pirate & Treasure Museum, and walk the halls of the oldest standing structures and dwellings like the Gonzalez-Alvarez House. The Oldest Wooden School House and the living history at the Colonial Quarter vividly illustrate the city's deep educational roots and rich cultural tapestry. At each landmark, travelers will absorb the essence of St. Augustine's centuries-spanning saga. From standing sentinel at old fortresses to echoing the steps of scholars, this tour delivers memories that will linger long after the journey ends. Experience the timeless allure as you wander the brick-lined streets, unveiling the secrets held by the coquina walls and heritage sites of this historic city.