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10 best places in St. John's
St. John's is a compact Caribbean capital of pastel wooden houses, a busy cruise-ship harbor, and some of the region's finest beaches and coves just a short drive across the island.
St. John's Cathedral
St. John's Cathedral, with its distinctive silver twin towers on a hill above town, has been the city's landmark since the 19th century.
Museum of Antigua and Barbuda
A small museum of island history housed in the old courthouse, spanning pre-Columbian peoples to the colonial era.
Heritage Quay
The waterfront duty-free shopping and café district right by the cruise pier, the hub of tourist life.
Redcliffe Quay
A picturesque row of 18th-century former trading warehouses, now home to boutiques, galleries, and waterfront restaurants.
Fort James
An 18th-century coastal fort with cannons guarding the harbor entrance and sunset views over the sea.
Nelson's Dockyard
Admiral Nelson's historic naval dockyard in English Harbour, a UNESCO World Heritage site half an hour from the capital.
Public Market
St. John's central market, selling tropical fruit, spices, and fish, a lively slice of everyday island life.
Fort James Beach
A calm town beach by the fort of the same name, popular with locals on weekends.
Big Banana — Pizzas in Paradise
A relaxed Redcliffe Quay restaurant serving pizza and Caribbean fare in a shaded courtyard.
Roti King
A no-frills downtown spot dishing out classic Caribbean roti and street food for locals.
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