Kingston
Kingston, the capital and largest city of Jamaica, is nestled on the southeastern coast of the island. Visitors often come to the birthplaces of reggae. Trenchtown and other parts of the city may be best visited on a guided tour as it is unwise to visit on your own.
- See
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- Do
- 7
- Eat
- 12
- Drink
- 2
- Buy
- 2
7 places match
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Constant Spring Golf Club
18-hole golf course, designed by Scotsman Stanley Thompson in 1920. Par 70, 6,096 yards. Clubhouse, bar, restaurant, pool, tennis court, equipment shop.
Green fee US$35, caddy US$9
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Royal Jamaican Yacht Club
120 berths, 3-ton crane, pool, restaurant and bar, fuel and water.
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Sabina Park
Established in 1895, this has a capacity of 15,600. It hosts the island team and Jamaica Tallawahs in the T20 Caribbean Premier League.
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The National Stadium
Built for the 1962 Central American and Caribbean Games, with 35,000 seats. Mainly used for association football, concerts.
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Spartan Health Club
Gym.
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The Little Theatre
600 seats.
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Ward Theatre
1,000 seats
7 of 7 places have map locations.