Makes for a great afternoon stroll taking a look at the historic homes downtown. Although Pensacola is one of the oldest cities in the country, don't expect to see anything older than 120 years or so as hurricanes and battles over time have eliminated the oldest structures.

If you are in Pensacola to visit; this and the Naval Museum should be on your list. Very nice area with well kept houses. A throw back in time.

The Historic Pensacola Village was very interesting. It presents the history of one of the oldest Spanish settlements (eventually also French, British, Confederate, and USA) in the United States. The village presents this history with several historic buildings. Each building represents a different period in Pensacola's history with the oldest representing the Spanish settlement in 1805 or so. If you... More

This area in Pensacola is filled with old homes, some converted into nice cafe's, a wonderful park area where there is always some kind of event being held. My friends and I enjoyed going to the Evening in Seville and listening to the different kinds of music and having a picnic type of meal. When in Pensacola this is a... More

We had a wonderful tour guide who knew everything there was to know about the Pensacola area we were visiting. The houses where beautiful and kept up so well. You could imagine leaving during the time. Old Christ Church is just beautiful and it's history is amazing.

My wife and I enjoyed visiting this pleasant and informative part of Pensacola. A lot of effort has been made to restore and maintain this "village." We appreciated seeing a lot of school groups visiting to get acquainted with their roots.

The historic Pensacola village offers a wonderful glimpse into the lives of the people who establish the town and made it thrive. Be sure to get a tour to learn the most about the exhibits. The museums there are very well done and the tours of homes and a church make it a very special place. You could easily spend... More

The architecture in this historic neighborhood is fascinating. The porch pickets are different on every home and the house layout is peculiar to Pensacola. Lots of renovation and gentrification going on. As a big plus, there's a great brewpub nearby!

I recently was offered a job working for a friend who is starting up a bus tour of historic Pensacola Village. It's for church groups, vistoris, history buffs and the like. The company is named Retro, Inc and is owned by Wesley Odom who has written several books on historic Pensacola. Young guy, very intelligent and I just know this... More