The day Jamaica became officially free from control by Britain, and is celebrated August 6th to symbolize the removal of our bond to Britain....
Places to Go/ Heritage
Spanish Town, Saint Catherine Parish
In Spanish Town, St Catherine, the bridge was designed by Thomas Wilson and built in 1801 by the Walker Ironworks Company. It is believed to be...
36 Hope Road, Kingston, Saint Andrew Parish
A historic house and national monument that represents the first official residence of the Prime Minister of Jamaica. More recently, Jamaica House...
Spanish Town, Saint Catherine Parish
Named after a famous 19th century Cuban exile to Jamaica, the school was built and handed over to Jamaica by the Cuban government. It is in...
Jubilee Market in downtown Kingston is on the site of the old Solas Market. The name refers to its commemoration of the jubilee of Queen Victoria’...
Hope Road, Kingston 6, Kingston Parish
The official residence of the governor-general, beside the office of the Prime Minister. When the capital of Jamaica changed from Spanish Town to...
24 South Camp Road, Kingston, Kingston Parish
Established in 1863, this is the oldest sports club of its kind in the Commonwealth Caribbean. It has been at Sabina Park in Kingston since 1880,...
Lime Hall, Saint Ann Parish
Boasting a stunning view of St. Ann's coast line, this Great House was built in 1740 and was listed as a pimento plantation in 1786. It also has...
Saint Elizabeth Parish
Sitting on the Yardley Chase property in St. Elizabeth, this attraction is 1700 ft high, overlooking Cutlass Bay. During enslavement, two young...
