St. Augustine Cathedral
Category Historic Landmarks
Address
192 S Stone Ave
Tucson, AZ 85701
Details
E on Turquoise Trail Map: From the corner of McCormick and 13th St., you can catch a glimpse of St. Augustine Cathedral. Begun in 1896, this Spanish Colonial Revival architecture features a magnificent sandstone facade that has an unusual tribute to local flora and fauna featuring a saguaro, yucca, horned lizard and various cacti. Housed inside, near the north wall, is one of the original bells from the Spanish-era Presidio San Agustin del Tucson (Stop #1 on the Trail.) Note that this “St. Augustine” is spelled with a “u”, unlike the original St. Agustin for which the Presidio was named.
Nearby Dining
- Brings Coffee236 S Scott Ave (483 feet SE)
- Penca Restaurante50 E Broadway Blvd (621 feet NE)
- St. Cruz Restaurant and Bar1 S Church Ave (747 feet NW)
- HeeMee Coffee + Bakery20 E Congress St (841 feet N)
Nearby Shopping
- Ben's Bells Project40 W Broadway Blvd (556 feet NW)
- Vitnage44 E Broadway Blvd (577 feet NE)
- Pearly Baker Fermentables64 E Broadway Blvd (667 feet NE)
- Midtown Liquor & Deli339 S Stone Ave (809 feet SE)
Nearby Services
- St. Augustine Cathedral192-2 S Stone Ave (73 feet SW)
- Catholic Foundation for the Diocese of Tucson192 S Stone Ave (146 feet W)
- Diocese of Tucson192 S Stone Ave (181 feet NW)
- Carillo's Tucson Mortuary204 S Stone Ave (214 feet SW)