Attractions: Things to
See in Grenada
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Aside
from enjoying the great beaches there are
also a lot of different Grenada
attractions which you can
enjoy.
You
can take your pick from nature related
attractions to those that date back to
ancient history. Whatever your interest
is, you will surely find something in
Grenada to enjoy. Read on to find out
what some of the most popular attractions
are.
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Gardens
You can choose from
many different gardens to visit in St George. Bay Gardens
is a tropical botanical garden that offers you 20 acres
of perfectly manicured lawns, flower beds and other
foliage. You can actually stay here and even enjoy dining
in the area. Almost anywhere that you go in Grenada you
will be sure to find a garden to explore and
visit.
St George’s Roman Catholic
Cathedral
It does not matter
what religious views you hold, you will surely find this
impressive. This structure was built in 1818 and is an
important part of the history of the country. It is the
most prominent landmark in the city and built with a
Gothic style which offers a European influence in
the island.
Grenada National Museum
While you’re going
through historical sites, don’t forget to visit the
local museum. Although this may not be as big as other
museums which you’ve seen it offers a great deal of
information about the country. You’ll learn about the
culture and get to see artifacts both from the past and
present. You can also learn about politics and other
events on the island through the
exhibits.
Market
Square
Wherever you go a trip
to the local market is always exciting. True enough this
is one very popular Grenada attraction. Here you can get
to learn more about the daily hustle and bustle as you go
through the central business district. Be sure that you
drop by the Saturday morning market for great finds on
local produce.
Dougaldston
Spice Estate Gouyave
A drive outside of St
George will have you passing by this spice town. You
should really take the time to stop by and learn more
about spice production particularly mace and nutmeg. You
can take a tour to see how the whole process works and
you’ll be able to observe how the fresh, raw unprocessed
forms end up in your spice jars.
River Antoine
Rum Distillery
Take a peek into the
world’s oldest rum distillery. More than this get to
learn about the traditional process of rum preparation
that makes use of techniques passed down from
generations. A guided tour will allow you to watch how
fine rums are made in this
region.
River Sallee
Boiling Springs
To the North of Lake
Antoine you will find a collection of sulphur springs.
Known as the River Sallee Boiling Springs these boiling
pits are used for many religious and spiritual events of
various sects. It has also become a popular wishing well
for many people hoping for
something.
It's pretty easy to see why
people get so excited about this place as a top
destination. a Grenada honeymoon is definitely
something that couples should consider as a serious
option.
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