Visit Saint George
Saint George of Grenada is a beautiful Caribbean island located in the southeastern corner of the Windward Islands. Home to stunning white-sand beaches, crystal clear waters and lush rainforest, Grenada is a paradise for nature lovers. The capital of Saint George's boasts colorful buildings, vibrant markets and an eclectic mix of cultures that make it one of the most charming cities in the Caribbean.
One of the must-visit tourist attractions in St George's is its bustling waterfront market, where locals sell fresh produce, local crafts and delicious food. Other popular sites include Fort Frederick and its old cannons; St George's Cathedral with its grand organ and stained glass windows; and Grand Anse beach with its powdery white sands perfect for swimming or sunbathing.
An important historical fact about Saint George's is that it was once a French colony known as La Grenade until it was ceded to Great Britain by France in 1763. Today, tourists can still find some traces of French culture throughout Saint George's including street names, restaurants serving French cuisine and traditional architecture from this period.
One of the must-visit tourist attractions in St George's is its bustling waterfront market, where locals sell fresh produce, local crafts and delicious food. Other popular sites include Fort Frederick and its old cannons; St George's Cathedral with its grand organ and stained glass windows; and Grand Anse beach with its powdery white sands perfect for swimming or sunbathing.
An important historical fact about Saint George's is that it was once a French colony known as La Grenade until it was ceded to Great Britain by France in 1763. Today, tourists can still find some traces of French culture throughout Saint George's including street names, restaurants serving French cuisine and traditional architecture from this period.
