There was no admission charge, and the exhibition center was open seven days a week. It was housed with rotating exhibits provided by the Spanish government, with many of the artifacts on display coming from the 1964 World's Fair, including decorative arts and other Spanish crafts. In addition to an exhibit space, the Casa del Hidalgo also housed a tourism office for those interested in visiting Spain. Present Day Today, the Casa del Hidalgo operates as multi-tenant retail and restaurant space. References Buildings and structures in St. Augustine, Florida Tourist attractions in St. Augustine, Florida