Saint Andrew

Jamaica

A yellow house with red shutters, a covered porch, and a tree with a white-painted trunk.
A statue of a musician with a raised arm and a guitar, set against a backdrop of green foliage and a building with a sign reading "MARLEY ROAD".
A large, two-story building with a symmetrical facade, a central entrance with steps, and a formal garden with trimmed hedges and flowering plants.
A colorful mural with a man wearing a turban and a woman with long hair.
A grand staircase with a red carpet, a checkered floor, and a decorative wall with a coat rack.

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Kingston
Known for Dining, Business and Ports
On the Caribbean coast, at the base of rolling mountains, is Jamaica’s distinctive capital, a place that has seen a turbulent history but where life is mostly lived with laid-back attitude.

Reasons to visit

  • Bob Marley Museum
  • Devon House
  • University of the West Indies
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Silver Hill Gap
Silver Hill Gap
Check out the local area in Silver Hill Gap as you venture to sights like Catherine's Peak.
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Mount James
Mount James
Venture to sights like Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park as you discover the local area in Mount James.
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Mavis Bank
Mavis Bank
Venture to Blue Mountain Peak and National Stadium—just two of the sights around Mavis Bank.
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Lawrence Tavern
Lawrence Tavern
Venture to Manor Park Plaza and Kings House—just two of the sights around Lawrence Tavern.
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Stay near popular Saint Andrew attractions

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Bob Marley Museum

9.2/10 (775 reviews)
Learn how a poor Jamaican man from Trench Town became an international pop star thanks to his thought-provoking lyrics and feel-good reggae music.
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