Everyday Self-Guided Audio Tour Featuring
A Celebration of Art and History: Unknown Florida in the American Revolution
This year, celebrate art and history with the theme, "Unknown Florida in the American Revolution", through a festive holiday display on the fireplace mantels of the Ximenez-Fatio House! This exhibit is kicking off our celebration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with more to come throughout 2026. The art in the house will feature the different groups of people living in early Florida.
Featured Artists: Angela Gaudioso-Klein, Robyn Freedman, Judy Vance, Corina Manno, Kennedy Sheider, Nancy Birchall, Irene Klucar, James White, Nieves Galleger, Jan Orlosky, Manisha Shende, Ezra Ochoa, Doni Dowie, Bonnie Campbell, Hollace Thomas
This self-guided audio tour takes guests through our 227-year-old home which dates to the Second Spanish Era of Florida. Guests will see what it was like to live in Old St. Augustine from the Spanish Era and United States statehood through Reconstruction. Our historic house museum has been meticulously researched and decorated to reflect what life was like in early Florida. With the help of the St. Augustine Art Association, each fireplace in our historic home will be uniquely decorated by different artists creating a wonderful art show in the house.
This self-guided audio tour takes approximately 60 minutes.
Upon arrival, guests should report to the Fig Tree Gift Shop to check in.
We look forward to your visit and thank you for your support!
Important Accessibility Information:
Due to the house's historic nature, lighting is limited. This house will be dark as it is only lit by electric candles. Our main walkways are crushed shell and/or concrete. The Fig Tree Gift Shop is ground level with no step-ups or downs. The ground level of our House Museum is poured concrete and wood flooring. However, due to the historic nature of the building, these can be unlevel in areas and may require step-ups and downs. The second and third levels of our House Museum are only accessible by wooden stairs with railings. The outdoor kitchen and wash house are ground level and accessible. Designated areas for guest seating are provided but limited. Historical furniture and accessories may not be sat upon unless advised so by your guide.