Best places: Historical landmarks in Kelly Village, Trinidad and Tobago

Elevated fort built in 1781, featuring cannons, artifacts, a museum in the barracks & ocean vistas.

👍👍 If you made it all the way to the top, you’re in for a treat of The Walking Dead proportions. Wander around and you’ll find some really unique photo opportunities. The BMEWS Tracking Station has some really interesting history about how it came to be. Do a little Google searching about it ahead of t...

👍👍 Great photo spot and beautiful place to visit for the memories! There’s also a super clean public restroom right near there by the bar and shops

👍👍 A very beautiful and scenic place close by, with good timing u can see the sting rays.

👍 It's one of the best cardio workout that you can possibly do. It doesn't look as challenging, but once you get started, it's really good.

👍👍 I was raised in Arima. The dial is a landmark that I will always treasure. Proud Arimanian

👍👍 This mystery tombstone has baffled generations after generations.. What did you come up with?

👍 I attended an unveiling of the Grand Vitara which was held at this venue. Pretty nice place. Well preserved. Simple layout. Came alive at night. This was courtesy Life Style Motors.

👍 Nice open place to relax. At times you may have to clean the seats since it can have bird droppings as there are a lot of big trees around. It is surrounded by a few clothing and accessory stores and more. Miguel Moses, UA investments clothing store, the Old Public Library (beautiful building I beli...

👍👍 The area does have its bad apples, yes, but the people there that actually care about others are just so welcoming, and they create an atmosphere where you could enjoy the visit to it's fullest potential.

👍👍 A quiet place with nice view to surrounded area.

😐 Marabella needs a over head road fof vehicles to make a right turn into Marabella to Gopaul hardware ect

👍👍 Very rich history of our country. River Estate was the largest and most prestigious sugar estate. In order to power the rollers to crush the sugar cane from the Estate Lands, a cast iron water wheel was subsequently built in 1835, and the water for turning the wheel came from the nearby Diego Martin...

👍 Help us rebuild this Wonderful building in our Country full of rich history and centrally located around the Queen's Park Savannah for all to enjoy