This was the last place we visited in St. Augustine as our car was parked in front of it. We only had 10 minutes left on the meter, but it seemed to be open to the public and I just wanted a quick peek inside....More

this was on our list of places to visit and specifically go to worship service when in St, Aug as it would be our anniversary date. Also was the day of the Kirkin of the Tartans. The service was meaningful and in the normal attitiude...More

Church funded by Henry Flagler; very ornate and well maintained. We heard an organ concert in it and the acoustics were great. Knowledgeable church people answer questions, and a person can walk the area quite freely. At times there are actual tour guides.More

My husband and I were out on a walk on Sunday morning and walked by the church. There was a sign saying services were in progress, but as we saw someone entering she told us that the service had not yet started and invited us...More

Such a surprise. Not only was the church beautiful but they have some a wonderful job with documenting the history. We learned a lot.

This is one of those 'free' stops in St. Augustine and well worth it. The inside and outside is beautiful and reminds me of churches we visited in the Netherlands. Dark woods, pews close together, ornate wood carvings, etc. The history behind the church is...More

although they were renovating it when we came by, its a truly wonderful place to visit with a great history and a beautiful location