Quina House Museum
204 S Alcaniz St Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 432-3050
Explore America's first European settlement.
In 1559, Spanish Conquistador Don Tristan De Luna washed ashore, dubbing Pensacola America’s First Settlement.
Since then, five flags have flown over the bayside city, making way for a melting pot of people, culture, food, and more. Read below for hands-on history activities, museums, exhibits, sites, and more.
Follow this three-mile marked path through downtown and the Historic District and learn the fascinating story of how Pensacola developed into the city you see today.
Follow these open-air archeology exhibits highlighting Pensacola's colonial past.
1400 Fort Pickens Road Pensacola Beach, FL 32561 (850) 934-2600
From haunted lighthouses to five flags, find local insight and behind-the-scenes tips into all things history.
Pensacola is called the “City of Five Flags” because five governments have ruled here, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Our culture is a jambalaya of flavors – Native American, African, Latin, European and Asian – each adding to the richness of our shared heritage.
Visitors come to Pensacola every year for a getaway. And who can blame them? Our beaches are breathtaking. Downtown is one of the most vibrant and fastest growing hubs along the Gulf Coast region. People may not realize, however, that the museums in Pensacola are a great escape too – an escape into inspiring history filled with unique people.
Your fast track to 460 years of history.
Are you ready to take a stroll through history? Literally. When you walk around Downtown Pensacola, not only are you surrounded by some of the best restaurants, shopping and nightlife in Florida, but you are literally standing in the footprint of America’s First Settlement.
Ahoy, matey! Pensacola has a pirate history that may seem surprising... read on to learn more about our city's hidden treasure.
Read along to find all the places to honor and celebrate black history in the Pensacola Bay Area.
You're driving east on Zarragossa Street. in Downtown Pensacola, you notice that as soon as you cross Tarragona Street, it's like you are driving back in time. You officially entered Historic Pensacola Village - where it's perfectly normal to see a man in colonial costume carving the better part of a musket, or a costumed woman cooking over a fire.
Are you a history buff? Pensacola is full of stories and history waiting for you to discover. Plan your trip now with the perfect history related sites and activities to experience.
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