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1 Review and 57 Opinions This is a small hotel located in central Port of Spain. I stayed one night en route for Margarita...
nsbm Says: Located in the St Anns valley in a lovely seting, again the food is great @ Cafe Trinidad and Ciao Vidalia. Here there are also frequent art exhibitions @ the...
nsbm Says: KnowsleyA private residential mansion for the Gordon family, Knowsley was completed in 1904. Italian marble, Guyanese wood and Trini limestone are combined...
Holy Trinity Anglican Cathedral
nsbm Says: Trinity CathedralOriginally begun in 1809 from monies allocated by the British parliament, this Anglican church was eventually completed in 1818. The stained...
Church of Immaculate Conception
nsbm Says: Immaculate ConceptionLocated at the Eastern end of Brian Lara Promenade in Independence Square, this great church is the home of the Archdiocese of the Catholic...
nsbm Says: National Museum & Art GalleryThe National Museum is housed in the former Royal Victoria institute which was built in the German renaissance style to house the...
Walter1945 Says: My wife and I visited Port of Spain for the Carnival in February 2010. To get around, we wanted to rent a car for three days before and another three days after...
Walter1945 Says: My wife and I visited Port of Spain for the Carnival in February 2010. To get around, we wanted to rent a car for three days before and another three days after...
Bamboo Mile Grill, TOBAGO, WEST INDIES: Caribbean Fusion food to live to tell about
anne_danella_desouza Says: How about really fresh seafood grilled and served in a beautiful presentation on an open-air deck surrounded by reggae sounds? Grilled Local Spiny Lobster on...
Courtyard by Marriott: Good business hotel in the city
Duncan95 Says: The Courtyard in Port of Spain in similar to most other Courtyard properties. The beds are good, there is a small exercise room, a pool and lounge/restaurant....
nsbm Says: T&T is booming and the capital is getting an overdue if not overdone make over. It looks good however the development can be distributed more evenly, instead of...
nsbm Says: A new kid on the block but perhaps the most atmospheric themed hotel on the ilsland.Central; River Lime; Oval; Governament Hosue are just a few. Located on the...
nsbm Says: located near the Hilton hotel, Battimamzelle is the local term for dragon fly. The cuisine is all local and cutiing edge caribbean. Scrumptous!Battimamzelle is...
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the other 'big' hotel in POS located on the harborfront. The views of downtown again are great. The rotating La Ronde restaurant at the top of the hotel is...
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The capital city of Trinidad & Tobago. 60,000 folk live here and the greater metropolitan area figures around 250,000 trinis. Busy & hectic centre with cool peripheries POS is the centre of haute...
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Travel between the cities in Spain, you can find they unique culture in each city. No matter you are looking for sun and beach; amazing artchitecture; sense of traditional European art; or/and the...
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Port of Spain, Trinidad - Surprisingly nice...
Although Trinidadians will warn you of high crime rates, the city is quite nice during the daytime. Downtown is safe to walk around. The weather is nice, the food is ok, and the streets are clean....
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The Land of the Humming bird, Calypso & Steel pan
Stayed in Curepe for four years (4) 1991 - 1995 and in Gran Couva for nine months (9) Been to a number of places, beaches, nature reserves and even Tobago. Visited a number of places in Tobago but......
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Port of Spain is the captital of Trinidad and is a crazy, busy city fed by the rich oil reserves of the country. Like most big cities, PoS is crowded and you'll see offices for many international...
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