Fort George

Completed by the British in 1710, Fort George served to protect St. George's City from attack. Today, only some portions of the fort is open to the public, with the other part serving as offices for the Royal Grenada Police Force. With the portions that are open to the public, and the fantastic views of the city and harbor, Fort George makes a great trip if exploring the area.

Staying Close

You may enjoy staying in downtown St. George if you plan on visiting Fort George, as those visiting this area of Grenada will have convenient access to the historical site during their time there. You can expect little traffic surrounding this historic site, especially as there aren't many hotel rooms close.

Location and What's Nearby

If you work up an appetite while viewing the historic site, don't worry -- you'll discover an exceptionally large selection of local dining spots in this area. The most nearby place to eat is BB's Crabback Caribbean Restaurant, which offers Caribbean meals. The restaurant is a short ways away, but distant enough that you may need to plan on having a particular type of transport to transport your party. Also within a short distance, you and your companions will encounter options like Carenage Cafe & Bar and The Nutmeg where you and your group should not end your meal without ordering a plate of their specialty seafood.

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Location: St. George's, Grenada