These gates were constructed of coquina stone pillars in 1808 as the sole entrance into the historic district of St Augustine. Today, it still remains the main entrance into the area of St...

If you're heading to the Colonial Quarter, it is almost impossible to miss the City Gates. While no actual gate remains, you do get to see the pillars and stonework that were part of the wall...

I can't be the only one that geeks out at old architecture, right?? How can you not find the old city gates super cool! It's like stepping back in time! As a kid I thought it was the coolest...

If you parked in the big parking garage then this may be how you enter the city like 1800. The history is amazing and the info boards are done well in English and Spanish.

In 1808, this gate was built on the northern side of George Street and is made out of coquina; a form of limestone with shells and mollusks. The main reason for these gates were to protect the...