Experience the best of beautiful Kingston on this tour of the city that gives you the highlights of Jamaica's capital. See Spanish town, visit Devon House, and perhaps the Bob Marley Museum or the Sovereign Mall. This day is full of Kingston tour highlights, including architecture, history, and cultural charm.
Tour Kingston's Spanish Old Town first. See this 472 year Old Capital that is now referred to as Emancipation Square, and includes Emancipation Park. Georgian architecture surrounds you there, and you'll have a chance to tour Kingston's best examples of this beautiful building style. See the Old Court House, the Old Assembly, the Old King's House, and the Rodney Memorial Building. Get your camera ready at the Devon House Heritage Site, a stately mansion that was home to the first black millionaire in Jamaica, George Steibel. Originally a 51-acre spot of land, the Devon House is now a popular tourist destination and a must-see while in Kingston. Check out the ballroom with its ornate original chandelier, the old stables, and other buildings on the property. Antique furnishings throughout the building will make you feel like you've stepped back in time to the 1860s. You'll have a chance to see the Bob Marley Museum, a memorial to the great reggae singer. Bob Marley's home was converted into a museum in the late eighties, and it's there that you can check out the theatre, photo gallery, gift shop, and restaurant. Alternatively, visit the Sovereign Mall, and pick up some souveniers to bring home.
Tour Kingston for a full day and see the best of this beautiful, historic and storied city. Check out Jamaican history and modern-day cultural landmarks on this Kingston tour that gives you the highlights and information you want from day on the town. See the sights, shop 'til you drop, and learn about Kingston on this tour of one of the most enchanting capital of Jamaica.
Please Note: There are approximately 4 total hours of travel time necessary for this tour. The amount of time spent on the activity is 4 total hours.
