- Shirley Heights, Nelson's Dockyard National Park
- Betty's Hope, St. John's
- Redcliffe Quay, St. John's
- Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, St. John's
- Hell's Gate, Antigua.
Few of these Antigua attractions are discussed below:
Shirley Heights:
Here you can find the ruins of a fort called Fort Shirley. You can see the remnants of the fort's barracks and officers' quarters.
Betty's Hope:
Betty's Hope is located in the limestone district of Antigua's quiet rural area. Betty's Hope was an agricultural as well as an industrial venture, and home to a large number of people. Betty's Hope was the first large sugar plantation on the island. Here in Antigua a tourist center has been created by changing a former cotton house storeroom into a museum. The storeroom has been converted into a museum exhibiting features of the plantation's history with maps, estate plans and artifacts.
The beautiful island nation of Antigua is full of attractions and tourist spots waiting to be explored by travelers and tourists.
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