Saint George's city guide & audio tour
Top attractions in Saint George's
Board of Tourism
Christ of the Deep
Grenada National Museum
At the bustling corner where Young and Monckton streets meet, the Grenada National Museum greets you with a modest, red‑brick façade that whispers stories older than the spice‑laden air of St. George’s itself. The oldest wing—its thick stone walls still bearing the ghostly silhouette of muskets—was originally a…
Forte George Point
Mount Melville
Strategic Alliance International
Tourist Information
Spice shop
On St. George
Horizon Yacht Management and Guardianage
Sun Lover Glass Bottom Boat Tour
Kirani James Athletic Stadium
At the heart of St. George’s, where the Caribbean sea breezes sweep across the capital’s pastel‑laced streets, stands a modest yet proud arena whose very name tells a story of national triumph. The concrete bowl you see—an 8,000‑seat crown perched at 12.060° N, 61.753° W—was once simply the Grenada National Stadium…
Grand Mal Bay
BEST VIEW TO THE CITY
St. John's River
Grenada Tourism Authority
Fort Matthew
Fort Frederick
Pandy Beach
Cathedrale of the Immaculate Conception
Self-guided walking tour of Saint George's
A captivating one-day tour of St. George's, Grenada, blending colonial history, cultural heritage, and natural beauty. This 6-8 hour itinerary starts in the heart of the city and flows to scenic coastal spots, optimizing for proximity and pacing to avoid rushing. Focus on must-see landmarks and a relaxing beach finale, highlighting Grenada's spice island charm and Caribbean vibes.
- Cathedrale of the Immaculate Conception – Begin at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, a stunning pink-hued church from 1818 with beautiful stained glass. Spend 30-45 minutes exploring the interior and architecture. Open daily; best in the morning for cooler weather.…
- Grenada National Museum – Head to the nearby Grenada National Museum in a former French prison, showcasing Arawak artifacts, spice history, and Grenadian culture. Allow 45-60 minutes. Open Mon-Sat 9 AM-4 PM; entry fee ~$5 USD. Warning: Small space, not ideal for…
- Parliament of Grenada – Visit the Parliament of Grenada, a historic building reflecting the island's political evolution. Quick 20-30 minute stop for photos and exterior views. Located centrally; accessible during business hours. Tip: Combine with museum for a…
- Fort George – Drive up to Fort George for panoramic views of St. George's harbor and the city. Explore the 18th-century ruins and cannons for 45 minutes. Open daily; free entry. Best before noon to beat crowds; involves a short uphill hike—wear…
- Fort Frederick – Nearby, explore Fort Frederick, another colonial fort with sweeping ocean vistas and historical significance from British-French wars. 30-45 minutes. Open daily; free. Warning: Steep paths, not wheelchair accessible; visit after Fort…
- Grand Anse Beach – End at Grand Anse Beach, Grenada's iconic 2km stretch of white sand and turquoise waters. Relax, swim, or stroll for 1-2 hours. Public access year-round; best afternoon for sunbathing. Tip: Nearby vendors for local spices; watch for…
Explore Saint George's with the GuideX app
Audio stories for every place, an interactive map and personal walking routes. Free to download on iOS and Android.