Jamaica
KINGSTON
Located on the southeast coast is Jamaica’s capital, largest city and principal port. Kingston is known as the cultural district of the country and is also the home of reggae; you can visit the Bob Marley Museum, the most popular tourist spot in town. Another interesting destination is Devon House, built in 1881 by one of the first Black Jamaican millionaires. The house has been restored to its original glory and now houses craft shops, boutiques and restaurants. Two nearby attractions allow for day trips: Spanish Town is 10 miles west of Kingston and is the former capital. Port Royal, which can be reached by ferry, has a swashbuckling pirate past. Be sure to stop by the Giddy House at Fort Charles. The building, which was built in 1888 to house the artillery store for the fort, was jolted to its present precarious position during the 1907 earthquake. Visitors can enter the building. However, walking through it is said to wreak havoc on the senses, creating a nauseating effect.
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