Things to do in Asa Wright Nature Centre
Discover the best attractions and experiences Asa Wright Nature Centre has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore the architectural echoes of Port of Spain’s colonial era through sturdy forts and storied houses.
Fort George (Port of Spain)
A hilltop fortress offering panoramic city views and a window into Trinidad’s military history.
Stollmeyer's Castle
A landmark seaside residence known for its distinctive colonial-era architecture.
Museums
Delve into the island’s culture, art, and history at renowned institutions.
National Museum and Art Gallery
Covers the history, culture, and artistic heritage of Trinidad and Tobago.
Trinidad and Tobago Police Museum
Exhibits highlighting the country’s policing history and law enforcement evolution.
Religious Monuments
Religious landmarks showcasing Trinidad and Tobago’s diverse faiths and spiritual heritage.
Temple in the Sea (Waterfront, Waterloo)
Iconic Hindu temple perched by the sea, a symbol of dedication and resilience.
St. Patrick's Cathedral (Port of Spain)
Historic Catholic cathedral at the city center, a landmark of local faith.
National & Theme Parks
Wildlife sanctuaries, rainforests and natural havens just beyond the city streets.
Asa Wright Nature Centre
Renowned birdwatching haven in the Northern Range with guided nature tours.
Caroni Bird Sanctuary
Mangrove wetlands famed for scarlet ibis and boat-based wildlife viewing.
Grande Riviere Turtle Watching
Nesting-beach on the northeast coast, best known for leatherback sea turtles season.
Neighborhoods
Wander through areas that reveal everyday life, architecture, and local flavor.
Port of Spain
The capital’s heart, with markets, historic streets, and seaside views.
Arima
Gateway to the Northern Range with a friendly market vibe and nearby nature trails.
St. James
Residential enclave with colonial flair and eateries worth exploring.
Woodbrook
Vibrant neighborhood known for nightlife, dining, and cultural spots.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy public spaces and natural scenery without an admission fee.
Queen's Park Savannah
A wide, tree-lined oval perfect for a stroll, jog, or picnic.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Port of Spain
Lush pathways and tranquil greenery ideal for a relaxed walk.
Maracas Beach
Golden sands and turquoise water accessible for a free seaside visit.
Gastronomy
Taste iconic Trinidadian flavors and street-food staples.
Doubles
A popular street snack of curried chickpeas between two fried breads.
Bake and Shark
A beach-side favorite: fried shark sandwich served in a split bake.
Pelau
Flavorful one-pot rice dish with meat, pigeon peas, and caramelized sugar.
Nightlife
Evenings glow with bars, live music and late-night bites.
Ariapita Avenue nightlife
Popular stretch in Woodbrook with bars, clubs and live music.
Woodbrook bars & live music
Casual venues offering calypso, soca and jazz late into the night.
Entertainment
Cinematic and theatrical experiences for a night out.
MovieTowne Port of Spain
A multistudio cinema complex with dining and contemporary films.
Little Carib Theatre
Historic theatre presenting local plays and Caribbean performances.
Carnival street performances
Vibrant parades and street arts that showcase the island’s culture.
Sports
Catch a game or experience classic Caribbean sports venues.
Cricket at Queen's Park Oval
Attend a cricket match at one of the region’s iconic venues.
Santa Rosa Park
Historic horse racing track hosting local races.
Off the Track
Seek out lesser-known spots for adventurous explorers.
Aripo Caves
Glittering limestone caverns with guided tours and cave formations.
Grande Riviere turtle watching
Nesting-beach experience along the northeast coast during season.