Devon House Heritage Site, one of Jamaica’s leading national monuments and a symbol of the cultural diversity, which makes this island a unique choice for thousands of visitors.

Rose Hall is the most famous of the Great Houses in Jamaica. It is a Georgian mansion with a stone base and a plastered upper storey, high on the hillside, with a panorama view over the coast.

This courthouse was erected in 1815. The building is a Georgian design. These building are usually well proportioned with seemingly vertical and horizontal grads crossing the building.

Fort Charles in Port Royal was built in the 17th century. Admiral Rodney and Sir. Henry Morgan and many other famous men strode proudly across the ramparts of this fearsome fort.

When the bridge was being constructed, the sixteen plantations in the Bog Walk area were obliged to send one slave in every fifty to work on the River Road.

In December 1912, a beacon of light, hope and dreams was born. There in the center of Jamaica's growing downtown metropolis was erected what would become the symbol of a country's cultural heritage.

The Spanish Town Cathedral, also known as the St. Catherine Parish Church, was built in 1655. Rebuilt in 1714 after being destroyed in 1712.