Port-of-spain Map, Trinidad And Tobago

Port-of-spain Sightseeing

When visiting Port of Spain you should definitely start from the downtown area, which is where most of the important buildings are. The locals simply call this area ”town” and its centre is in the Woodford Square. The whole of downtown lies west of St. Ann’s River and east of Richmond Street and its core square is home to the most important architectural and administrative objectives in the city: the City Hall,... read more

Port-of-spain Travel Guide

This Port-of-Spain Travel Guide will provide an insight into the controversial and fascinating city that functions as the capital of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. Port of Spain has had this function since 1757 and, although it is only the third largest municipality in the country, it is by far the most developed city in the state and one of the most prestigious in the whole of the Caribbean. This is visible... read more

Port-of-spain History

The foundation of Port-of-Spain is connected to an Amerindian fishing village that used to lay on the contemporary city premises. The Spaniards came here in 1560 and established the “Puerto de los Hispanloes”, slowly starting to erect their own settlements. These were built during the 16th and 17th centuries and had the form of mud-plastered ajoupas, placed between large silk cotton trees that used to dominate the... read more