This grand open space at the center of New Kingston is a lovely place for a stroll or a spot of people-watching over a takeout patty under a shady tree. Check out the controversial statue Redemption Song, by Laura Facey Cooper. It depicts a couple of nude, 3m-tall figures gazing to the heavens 鈥 play art critic and pass approving or prurient comments as you see fit.
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The waters that launched Brooke Shields鈥 movie career are by any measure one of the most beautiful spots in Jamaica. The 180ft-deep (55m) 鈥淏lue Hole鈥澛(as鈥
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The superlative collection of Jamaican art housed by the National Gallery is the finest on the island and should on no account be missed. As well as鈥
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Highest of the highlights, Blue Mountain Peak reaches 2256m above sea level, and no visit to the area should neglect a predawn hike to its summit for a鈥
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The idyllic waterfall and swimming hole of Nanny Falls is a 30-minute walk uphill from the end of Moore Town, passing under huge ferns, Jamaican apple鈥
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The large, creaky, colonial-era wooden house on Hope Rd, where Bob Marley lived and recorded from 1975 until his death in 1981, is the city鈥檚 most-visited鈥
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This beautiful colonial house was built in 1881 by George Stiebel, the first black millionaire in Jamaica. Antique lovers will enjoy the guided tour,鈥
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This beautiful little cove just east of Drapers boasts a small but perfect white-sand beach, where the water is fed by a freshwater river that spits鈥
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Set amid wide lawns high atop a hill 5km east of Oracabessa and 5km west of Port Maria, Firefly was the home of Sir No毛l Coward, the English playwright,鈥
Nearby Kingston attractions
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Reggae legend Peter Tosh finally gets his due in this tiny museum. A co-founder of The Wailers (he co-wrote 'Get up, Stand up'), Tosh was an early鈥
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This neighborhood, road junction and major bus terminal is named for a venerable silk-cotton (kapok) tree that stood here until the 1870s. Today, the鈥
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This beautiful colonial house was built in 1881 by George Stiebel, the first black millionaire in Jamaica. Antique lovers will enjoy the guided tour,鈥
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This brick church is more popularly known as the 鈥楬alf Way Tree Church.鈥 The foundations of the existing church were laid in 1692. The exterior is austere鈥
5. Wolmer鈥檚 School & Mico Teachers鈥 College
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At the northern end of National Heroes Park, you鈥檒l find Wolmer鈥檚 School, a venerable educational establishment founded in 1729 that has produced many鈥
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Jamaica House is faced by a columned portico and fronted by expansive lawns. Initially built in 1960 as the residence of the prime minister, the building鈥
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The large, creaky, colonial-era wooden house on Hope Rd, where Bob Marley lived and recorded from 1975 until his death in 1981, is the city鈥檚 most-visited鈥
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The 30-hectare, oval-shaped National Heroes Park hosts National Heroes Circle, dedicated to Jamaica鈥檚 seven national heroes. Sir Alexander Bustamante,鈥