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Kingston
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Kingston
the capital of Jamaica is located on
the southeastern coast of the island
country. One of the leading ports of
the West Indies, it exports sugar, rum,
molasses, and bananas. Other industries
include tourism, oil refining, shoe
and clothing manufacturing. The city
spreads north from the harbour as far
as the foothills of the famous Blue
Mountains - impressive peaks that form
a glorious backdrop to the whole. |
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Kingston Tours & Attractions |
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Bob
Marley Museum
Jamaica’s
world famous son, singer-songwriter
Bob Marley, was responsible
for making reggae music a global
phenomenon. The museum devoted
to his memory is the most-visited
sight in Kingston. The simple
clapboard house was where Marley
lived and recorded his music
until he died, and is now packed
with Marley memorabilia. |
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56
Hope Road, Kingston |
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Holywell
Recreational Park
Holywell
Recreational Park is located
in the Blue and John Crow Mountains
of Jamaica where nature trails
encourage viewing of indigenous
species of birds, flora, fauna
and terrestrial mammals. Recognises
the importance of both the natural
and cultural heritage in terms
of the need to protect these
resources from degradation but
also to allow use for recreation
and tourism to encourage enjoyment
for the visitors. |
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Hardware
Gap, Kingston |
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Port
Royal
Port Royal
was the center of shipping commerce
in Jamaica until an earthquake
on June 7, 1692 largely destroyed
it, causing two thirds of the
city to sink into the Caribbean
Sea. Many artifacts have been
recovered and are displayed
in the Port Royal Archaeological
and Historical Museum. The Jamaican
government has recently resolved
to further develop the area
for its historic and touristic
value. |
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Jamaica
Tourist Board, Kingston |
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Worlds
end
Even non
rum-drinkers will find this
tour worthwhile, thanks to the
beautiful location. World’s
End produces Sangster’s
Old Jamaican Liqueurs high in
the Blue Mountains. Factory
tours are followed by a taste
of the potent and well-respected
rum. World’s End is also
recommended for birders, who
may spot Jamaica’s national
bird, the doctor bird. |
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Devon
house
This restored
great house was built in 1889
by a Venezuelan gold millionaire,
whose family lived here until
the 1920s. Today, the historic
structure is filled with antiques
and antique reproductions from
the 1880s . Tours, given every
15 minutes, include a look at
the master bedroom, the sewing
room, with an illegal gambling
room upstairs a sunny ballroom
with relief ceiling, original
chandelier and an English piano. |
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26
Hope Road, New Kingston |
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Lime
Cay
Even
non rum-drinkers will find
this tour worthwhile, thanks
to the beautiful location.
World’s End produces
Sangster’s Old Jamaican
Liqueurs high in the Blue
Mountains. Factory tours are
followed by a taste of the
potent and well-respected
rum. World’s End is
also recommended for birders,
who may spot Jamaica’s
national bird, the doctor
bird. |
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The
National Stadium
The National
Stadium can accommodate 40,000
spectators and has facilities
for all major track and field
sports. 'Stadium', as it is
called locally, has been the
venue for historic welcome rallies
for a range of visiting foreign
dignitaries . The Stadium has
also been the venue for some
of the most memorable musical
stage shows in Jamaica. |
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