Things to do in Port of Spain
Discover the best attractions and experiences Port of Spain has to offer
Historic Monuments
Port of Spain’s history is etched in its hilltop forts and enduring colonial-era buildings.
Fort George
A hilltop fortress offering panoramic city views and remnants from colonial defense.
Red House
A striking red-brick government building dating from the late 19th century, central to Trinidad’s political history.
St. Patrick's Cathedral
An historic Catholic cathedral with an imposing façade and rich interior details.
Museums
Delve into Trinidad and Tobago’s culture, art and history at these cultural institutions.
National Museum and Art Gallery
A cornerstone museum showcasing artifacts, local art and historical collections.
Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Museum
A compact museum detailing policing history and notable items from the force.
Religious Monuments
Sacred spaces reflect the city’s diverse faiths and architectural styles.
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
A prominent Catholic cathedral with an impressive interior and historical significance.
St. Patrick's Cathedral
A traditional place of worship with a notable spire and ecclesiastical heritage.
National & Theme Parks
Nearby natural wonders and well-loved reserves are perfect for day trips from the city.
Caroni Bird Sanctuary
A wetlands reserve famous for its scarlet ibis flocks and tranquil mangrove trails.
Pitch Lake
A natural asphalt lake and geological wonder that draws curious visitors.
Neighborhoods
Vibrant districts each with its own character, eateries and street life.
Woodbrook
A fashionable neighborhood with cafes, boutiques and lively nightlife.
St. Clair
A residential-and-dining hub known for leafy streets and casual eateries.
Port of Spain City Centre
The downtown core where government buildings, markets and historic streets converge.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy the city without an entry fee with these popular, no-cost activities.
Queen's Park Savannah stroll
Walk around the vast central savannah, admire historic monuments and watch locals play.
Royal Botanic Gardens walk
Serene, shaded trails and a variety of tropical plants in a peaceful setting.
Independence Square & City Centre stroll
Explore plazas, street art and colonial-era architecture on a self-guided loop.
Gastronomy
Sample iconic Trinidadian flavors and street-food staples in the city.
Doubles
A popular street snack of curried chickpeas inside soft fried dough, served hot.
Pelau
One-pot rice dish with pigeon peas and braised meat, full of savory depth.
Bake and Shark
Crispy fried shark sandwich with toppings, a beach-inspired favorite available city-side as well.
Roti
Flatbread wrapped around curried fillings for a quick and tasty meal.
Nightlife
From lively streets to cinema and bars, Port of Spain has evening options.
Ariapita Avenue
A popular nightlife stretch with bars, eateries and a buzz of activity after dark.
MovieTowne Port of Spain
A modern cinema complex with dining and entertainment options.
Entertainment
Cultural performances, live music and theatre are part of the city’s fabric.
National Academy for the Performing Arts (NAPA)
A major venue for performances, dance and music events.
Queen's Hall
Historic concert venue hosting classical and contemporary performances.
Little Carib Theatre
Long-running venue for Caribbean theatre, drama and performances.
Sports
Catch major sports venues and events within reach of the city.
Queen's Park Oval
Historic cricket stadium hosting international and domestic matches.
Hasely Crawford Stadium
Main national stadium for football and track events.
Off the Track
Hidden corners and lesser-known experiences that reward curious travelers.
Carenage waterfront walk
Stroll along the historic harbor area with views of boats and the sunset.
Port of Spain back lanes & architecture
Explore lesser-known corridors and colonial-era facades near the city center.