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| Port of Spain | | This capital city's sites and sounds are best enjoyed on foot. Begin at the Savannah or Queens Park which was an old sugar plantation. Historic sites are: The National Museum, Houses of Parliament, Botanical Gardens, The Magnificaent Seven Buildings, and the Emperor Valley Zoo. |
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| Caroni Bird Sanctuary | | Tour the sanctuary by boat and watch for the island's National Bird the Scarlet Ibis or "Red Birds" that nest in the mango trees. Addr: South of Port of Spain Ph: 645-1305. Fort George: The majestic views from the fort, built in 1804, include Venezuela's stunning mountain ranges. Addr: 10 miles from Port of Spain, easily accessed by taxi. |
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| Lopinot Historical Complex | | This 19th Century French Plantation has been restored to its original splendor, and now houses a museum. Addr: East of Port of Spain. |
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| Fort King George | | Overlooks Scarborough, Tobago's serene capital city, and is the best spot for sunset viewing. |
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| National Fine Arts Center | | Displays excellent examples of Tobago art & sculpture. The Museum's friendly director may offer an informative word or two. Addr: 10 minutes on Orange Hill Rd. |
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| Man O'War Bay/Charlotteville | | One of the pleasures in visiting Charlotteville is the scenic drive along the way. Be sure to snap a shot of Pigeon's Peak, the island's highest point. Addr: Eastern end of the Island. |
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| Buccoo Reef | | Tobago's most delightful (although crowded) snorkeling spot. Located offshore at Buccoo Point and Store Bay, you'll have to take a boat to reach it. Check at your hotel for schedules. |
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