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On foot you’ll get an intimate view of our island home. Traverse our fascinating historic towns, dynamic resort centres and charming trails. |
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Falmouth Heritage
Founded by the great-grandfather of the famous British Poet, Elizabeth Barrett-Browning, Falmouth emerged during the sugar boom of the 18th century and became one of the most opulent towns of its time. The town is a living museum of 19th century Georgian architecture, for many of its old buildings have been preserved and restored over the years.... |
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Montego Bay Heritage
Once called el Golfo de Buen Tiempo (Fair Weather Gulf), and La Bahia Manteca (Lard Bay), Montego Bay’s rich history includes the stories of Spanish conquistadors, grand sugar plantations and infamous slave rebellions, namely the Sam Sharpe Rebellion of 1831. Today, Montego Bay is Jamaica’s second largest city and the island’s most popular ... |
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Downtown Kingston Heritage
The heartbeat of Jamaica, Kingston sits at the crossroads of the Caribbean, North and Latin America, and is the largest English-speaking city south of Florida. Founded in 1692 as a refuge for Port Royal residents shaken by the massive earthquake, Kingston has had a long, tumultuous past. In 1872, the city became the capital of Jamaica and has ... |
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Black River Heritage
A bustling shipping port in the 19th century, Black River was, at that time, one of Jamaica’s grandest and most modern towns. It was the first to receive electricity and to have motorcars, and one of the first to have telephones. Many of Black River’s residents were wealthy merchants who built lavish homes in the town. Boasting a large number ... |
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Spanish Town Heritage
As Jamaica’s capital city from 1534 to 1872, Spanish Town was the focal point of the island’s social, economic and political life. During this time, the town witnessed the evolution of modern Jamaica. It welcomed the Spanish when they fled Sevilla La Nueva and observed as they developed its land. It watched the English invasion and subsequent ... |
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Hope Road Kingston Heritage
A walk along Hope Road reveals Jamaica’s fascinating heritage, rich history and diverse culture. From our hypnotic Reggae music and colourful performing arts, to our grand old homes and famous landmarks, you’ll experience and see it all, while strolling along one of the main roads in our vibrant capital city. |
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