Welcome to Plaza de la Constitución, St. Augustines oldest public space and Americas first. Established by the Spanish Royal Ordinances in 1573, this plaza has been the heart of social life since its inception. Located at the center of historic St. Augustine, it is surrounded by notable landmarks such as the majestic Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, Trinity Episcopal, and the Government House.

As you step onto the plaza, youll be transported to a time when Spanish galleons sailed into the harbor, and the bustling city was alive with the echoes of history. The air is filled with the sweet fragrance from the old trees and flowers that line its perimeter. The plaza offers ample greenery and shade for visitors to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of modern life.

One of the unique attributes of Plaza de la Constitución is its commitment to preserving history while offering a peaceful retreat for locals and tourists alike. Free parking and admission make this a must-visit destination for those looking to immerse themselves in St. Augustines rich heritage.

To fully appreciate the plazas historical significance, explore its interactive map and pictures available online. Through these resources, you can learn about the various events and stories that have shaped the Plaza de la Constitución over the centuries. As you listen to this audio tour, allow your imagination to run wild as you envision the countless lives and experiences intertwined with this remarkable space in Americas oldest city.