Best places: Historical landmarks in Jamaica

This city park hosts large-scale events & offers a jogging track, stage & endemic plants.

Tranquil waterfront promenade providing bench seating, tropical shade trees & sweeping sea views.

👍 Engine and under carriage wash, beside coast to coast

👍👍 This is the most beautiful peaceful, historic place I have stayed in my life. I have traveled to many places and many countries, but I have never had such a wonderful connection with nature and and my appreciation for the beauty of my country. I felt as if I went back in time 300 years!! The entire...

👍 Good to know that you stand at a historical please

👍👍 Beautiful place to visit. Wonderful activities in the area. Locals are kind and helpful.

😐 Underneath this bridge has traffic that goes in several different directions, proceed with caution the road isn't marked so please proceed with caution persons who aren't familiar with the layout and or tourist. Otherwise it has definitely added to the modernization of the new Era of Jamaica 🇯🇲 Ps....

👍 Nice historical part of the north west side of the island to explore in Lucea. I got to see it with someone who grew up in this area! Nice place to watch the waves and snap a few pics of the structures. They are tattered and not well maintained but for me that’s apart of the aging process. Not much...

👍👍 The flat bridge is probably the oldest bridge in Jamaica but don't quote me on this. If you're lucky enough to cross coming from Spanish town, ensure to keep an eye out for the pumpum stone. It's a one-of-a-kind and not easily missed so if you don't see it, go check with in your eye doctor. Safe tra...

👍👍 Historically site

👍👍 This bridge, which spans the Rio Cobre river at the eastern end of Spanish Town, can be seen from the bridge that is currently being used. The abutment of the bridge is constructed with cut stone while the bridge is cast iron. It is about 81ft long and 15ft wide. This bridge, erected in 1801, at a...

👍 Great diverse location for photo and video shoots, but be careful it is lonely. Don’t go out there in small groups. Nothing has ever happened to me, but I always go in large groups with many people looking out.

Historic structure built to protect a well, with a hexagon-shaped, castlelike design.

Remains of an old British fort & its cannons, built for coastal defense in the early 18th century.

👍👍 This is the Western limit of the city of Kingston. It is marked by a road interchange with an overpass and is near to the toll roads for both the toll roads for the North Coast and Highway 2000 for the South Coast. SIX Miles is At the point where Spanish Town Road and Washington Boulevard end and Ma...