Historic Grenada: Explore Grenadian History

Grenada is dated back to 1763, when the mainland was named Grenada after the British gained control from the French. Visit these historic sites to learn more about the rich history of this Caribbean Island.

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Fort Frederick

Located on the top of Richmond Hill, Fort Frederick is a historic fort offering panoramic views of St. George's. Originally used by the French to secure their position after conquering the island from the British in the late 1700s, it is now a beautiful historic site open to visitors with landscape views.

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NO. 2

Grenada National Museum

This museum opened in 1976 and showcases a variety of historic local artifacts and exhibits. Collections include fishing, the plantation economy, whaling, early transport, technology, and more. This museum also hosts activities including live cultural performances in jazz, dancing, drumming, singing, and more.

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NO. 3

Fort Matthew

The largest fort on the island, this 18th century fort at St. George's was both a battleground and insane asylum. Explore underground tunnels and cells at this historic site. Guided tours are offered here.

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NO. 4

Westerhall Estate

Dating back to the 1700s, Westerhall Estate is one of the oldest working waterways in the Western Hemisphere. Enjoy guided tours, explore the traditional rum making process, and a bit of rum tasting.