Charlotte Amalie, U.S. Virgin Islands skyline: the 28 most iconic buildings and best views in Charlotte Amalie

Worth visting to get a sense of history and how the town is laid out. Takes only a few mins to walk up to the top, so you can say you did it :) Whoever is building the new house at the top will have a wonderful view of the port, so go now while it is still under construction.

It is only a short walk from the Charlotte Amalie Historic District (interesting, but tons of jewelry dealers), Fort Christian, the local vendor's plaza, and Emancipation Garden. Definitely worth a quick hop skip and jump to walk over and up them. I counted 102 total steps and 66 of the old stone. The remaining steps were concrete. All in all, a very cool sense of the history from the natives of the Ciboney tribes, the Taino or Arawak tribe and the Caribs to the Spanish, Danish, and British. Quite the few hundred years for this attractive little waterfront...

Sometimes it was easier to build steps up a mountain than a sidewalk. This is a step side walk. It has a ton of history around it, such as the buildings and ruins; and lovely flowers along the way. It would be an interesting place for a photographer. There are some cool shots to capture. When you reach the top, there is a stunning view of the bay. Go early in the morning, it gets a tad warm.

99 Steps offers a captivating journey through history that every visitor to St. Thomas should experience. As you ascend these well-worn steps, flanked by charming historic buildings, you can't help but feel transported back in time. The cobblestone path and aged facades evoke a sense of nostalgia that is both charming and enchanting. Reaching the summit, one is greeted by the crowning jewel of this climb – Blackbeard's Castle. This iconic structure stands tall, a testament to the rich maritime history of the Caribbean. The panoramic views from this vantage point are nothing short of breathtaking. The lush greenery and azure waters stretching out in every direction create a scene straight from a postcard. For any tourist, this excursion is an absolute must. 99 Steps not only provides a physical journey but also a voyage through time and culture. It's a chance to immerse oneself in the stories of the past while enjoying the stunning beauty of the present. Don't miss out on this unique and unforgettable experience when visiting St. Thomas

A nice stroll along the steps. Not too hard to climb. Great views for looking around and being a tourist. Also a great area for photo ops. Steps are historic and old, but beautiful nonetheless and leads to different parts like a restaurant, black beard's castle, or a rum store.

One of the hidden gems in St. Thomas’s capital city of Charlotte Amalie are the 99 steps located on Kongens Gade, just east of Hotel 1829. Walking through this historic landmark can provide a time for meditation, reflection and reverence whether alone or with family and/or friends. If you are up for the challenge (there are actually 106 steps) the climb is a bit of a workout. Once at the top, the views are spectacular and you can use your imagination to think of all the pirates, town folks, and royalty that ascended those stairs on their way to Blackbeard’s Castle. (Due to damages from the 2017 hurricanes, the castle is now closed to the public). Nevertheless, the rewards for climbing the steps are many including the native flowers and plants along both sides of the stairs and it’s FREE! As it is told, the original bricks were constructed from ships that came from Denmark and used to make travel around the island much easier. Enjoy your visit 👣.

Quick 2 minute climb will take you to the top of these historic stairs for a grand view of the Charlotte Amalie harbor and area. Worth the stop and as there are no cruises these days the place was empty empty.

Certainly worth the visit to see the 2nd oldest Synagogue in the hemisphere. Sand floors are amazing. Only about 2 blocks off the beat and path of the main shops. Free to go in and take photos. Even if you not Jewish it's worth the trip if you appreciate such things.

One of the oldest synagogues in the Western Hemisphere. Definitely worth a visit. There is no admission fee, but they do accept donations.

Pretty awesome place. The second oldest Synagogue in the western hemisphere! The Synagogue floor is covered with sand. You'd think it's because the of the tropical location but actually it's just to make the service quite. The guide your is amazing. They are open for tourists again since the October 2020. Must see.

Pretty cool synagogue. We had a private tour that lasted about 20 minutes. It was free and informative. Worth the quick trip to see it.

Step back in time, not only when the chosen people were being persecuted by the nazies, but even further back as a surging nation gathering to worship the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

What a beautiful synagogue!! It was worth the trip up the steep hill. We went in because we were hot and tired and this was one of the few places on our self-guided historic walking tour that allowed you to go in. Inside we found a beautiful facility filled with so much history. There's a museum with lots of information and photos that tell the synagogue's story. The rabbi was there and actually greeted us and answered questions. The sand floor and why it has a sand floor was fascinating information. We stayed for quite awhile to take it all in.

I talked to the warden in my visit right after it opened at 9:30 am (on Dec. 27, 2023). The formal tour requires a minimum of 4 when there was only me. So, I was not really given a formal tour though the nice warden talked with me quite a bit on and off. But it seemed to me that he was worried about the security of the Congregation, presumably due to what had happened in Israel and Gaza. He told me quite a few things. When I asked him whether the sand on the floor was really symbolic for the Exodus of Egypt, he said that there might be 5 stories which are all true, including the fact that the sand wouldn't create much noise when the fishermen stepped in with their heavy boots 😀

We wasn't able to go inside but we had great time in the garden and also climbing all those stairs to the top. Garden was great for pictures

The Income Tax Return System is not working. Media says up to date. Slow processing due to manual entries. IRB sent check to wrong address. 3 years and still waiting for refund. No one at IRB knows anything although IRS acknowledged credit.

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(Translated by Google) I never went (Original) nunca fui

I've taken two tours with the trust and both were fantastic, small group experiences. I'm a history geek, I go on a lot of historical tours, and the tours with trust are top notch. The two tour guides are very knowledgeable, they answer all your questions citing primary sources and let you know when they're making inferences, these are not people who will make up fun stories for tourists. For context, the trust is a small organization, and I believe it's completely volunteer run. I've emailed them a few times, and they're always been responsive. Sometimes it take a few days to get a response, because these people are volunteers busy living their lives. The tours meet at the museum, and the exploring the artifacts is fun for a bit. That said, it's a pretty small museum, and I wouldn't plan a trip around the museum if I wasn't going on a tour. Also, it might be closed if the trust is running a tour. Overall, the trust does an amazing job of both preserving St Thomas' history and sharing it with visitors.

Outstanding hike with Will of Hassel Island from the boat ride over to seeing all the historical sites to the island itself. Definately worth the expense and time. I would do it agin.

Did the walking tour with Liz and even with carnival going on, she was able to give a fantastic tour, definitely recommend if you're looking to learn the history of the area!

The St. Thomas Historical Trust Museum on narrow Raadets Gade in Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, contains many informative exhibits.

Awesome people! Very knowledgeable, intro'd me to some of the locals in the area. Sorry we didn't come back in to say goodbye- my wife found a purse she had to buy! Keep on groovy people...

Incredible museum that we just bopped into for a whim. We had about 30 minutes until we needed to head to the airport and was going to check out a gift shop, as we just happened to pass by. In our brief time, Will filled us with so much information and joy, we couldn't have imagined not visiting. His knowledge is vast, his personality is genuine, and it was a real pleasure to get the quick tour. We hope that when we someday revisit with more time, Will is still giving tours, as we'd love to do the hiking tour with him. There is something here for everybody, all ages. Weird 2 horned tuba thingy, to a Smithsonian worthy bottle collection, information about pirates, and lots of really cool indigenous artifacts. Great place to start or finish your USVI trip. Thanks for that incredible impromptu tour, that was such a great end-cap, to a wonderful trip. Whatever you are doing, keep doing it!

The museum has a new Caribbean music section with traditional folk, calypso, quelbe, soca, and jazz vinyl lps and CDs. All have QR codes for visitors to scan to hear some of the songs. There are also a few traditional instruments and items of interest to children including a book and video that teaches calypso. Great book about sports by a retired local broadcaster named Liston who was befriended by Muhammad Ali when he visited St Thomas. Also information about US Navy submarine base which trained the Frogmen before they were Navy Seals. Something for everyone! Donations welcome.

I was raised in this church and it’s where my walk with the Lord began thanks to my wonderful grandmother. Although I left the island this church is still my home church every time I visit. Pastor Malone is incredible and blessed to be a blessing.

I booked this church for my wedding and everything was running smoothly at first. Submitted all documents well in advance especially the payment. However, as the ceremony got closer their true colors started to show. No one contacted me to schedule any meetings or rehearsals. I went to the front office to inquire about a schedule and was told the pastor will have a zoom meeting with me. Never received any login info! 30 mins past the scheduled time I received a call from the front office annoyed that I missed the meeting I had no information for. During the meeting, the pastor was EXTREMELY rude and kept throwing shade even during her PRAYER at me! It was an issue to schedule our rehearsal to which no one at the church showed up to! A battle to decorate the church until my MoH put her foot down. Fast forward to my wedding day...the pastor did not want the photographer to set up because of time. The USB drive containing my music could not be found! I had to play my music on my phone near the wedding party so they could hear! No mics were provided while saying our vows and I'm being charged a systems fee! One employee lies for no reason at all! For example, said employee said they were unaware of my rehearsal day and time despite speaking to me earlier that day and trying to force me to decorate during rehearsal or on the day of my wedding. There were many other lies which would make this post even longer. Would give ZERO stars if I could! Terrible service from a Christian entity.

(Translated by Google) This church was built at the end of the 18th century and was the first church on the island of St. Thomas. It suffered several damages after the passage of Hurricane Maria (2017) and they are restoring the damage, but they continue to serve next to it. I invite you to visit the place and take pictures of this historic building. My experience here was very short but the architecture outside the building was pretty. If you want to see the video of my experience here you can go to my youtube channel (De Tour con Lulú) and watch the full experience to see if this place is right for your trip. . *** SPANISH VERSION *** . This church was built in the late 18th century and was the first church on the island of St. Thomas. It suffered several damages after Hurricane María (2017) and they are restoring the damage, but they continue to provide service next to it. I invite you to visit the place and take photographs of this historic building. My experience here was very short, but the exterior architecture of the building was beautiful. If you want to see the video of my experience here you can go to my YouTube channel (De Tour con Lulú) and see the full experience to see if this place is the right one for your trip. (Original) This church was built at the end of the 18th century and was the first church on the island of St. Thomas. It suffered several damages after the passage of Hurricane Maria (2017) and they are restoring the damage, but they continue to serve next to it. I invite you to visit the place and take pictures of this historic building. My experience here was very short but the architecture outside the building was pretty. If you want to see the video of my experience here you can go to my youtube channel (De Tour con Lulú) and watch the full experience to see if this place is right for your trip. . *** VERSIÓN ESPAÑOL *** . Esta iglesia fue construida a finales del siglo 18 y fue la primera iglesia en la isla de St. Thomas. Sufrió varios daños luego del paso del Huracán María (2017) y están restaurando los daños, pero siguen dando servicio al lado de esta. Les invito a que visiten el lugar y tiren fotografías de este edificio histórico. Mi experiencia aquí fue muy corta, pero la arquitectura exterior del edificio era bonita. Si quieres ver el video de mi experiencia aquí puedes ir a mi canal de youtube (De Tour con Lulú) y ver la experiencia completa para ver si este lugar es el indicado para tu viaje.

(Translated by Google) A church with bright colors. I don’t know if it’s a historic site. I didn’t see any sign at the entrance. Maybe I didn’t look carefully. Because the colors are very bright, it’s also very bright when photographed in the sun, and it may even be overexposed. It was closed that day, so I didn’t go in to visit. But this church seems to appear on the tourist map, so it should be a tourist attraction or a historic site. This church has a bright and colorful exterior. I’m not sure if it’s an official historic site — there wasn’t any information sign at the entrance, or maybe I just didn’t look closely enough. Because of the vibrant colors, it really stands out in photos, especially under the sunlight — it can even get a bit overexposed in pictures. It wasn’t open when we visited, so we didn’t get to go inside. But I did notice that it’s marked on the tourist map, so it’s probably considered a local landmark or historical site. (Original) 一間色彩蠻明亮的教堂 不知道是不是古蹟 門口也沒有看到有介紹的牌子 可能是我沒有仔細看 因為色彩很明亮, 所以在陽光下拍的時候也特別的亮, 甚至會曝光 當天沒有營業, 所以就沒有進去參觀 但這個教堂好像有出現在觀光地圖上 所以應該是個觀光景點或是古蹟吧 This church has a bright and colorful exterior. I’m not sure if it’s an official historic site — there wasn’t any information sign at the entrance, or maybe I just didn’t look closely enough. Because of the vibrant colors, it really stands out in photos, especially under the sunlight — it can even get a bit overexposed in pictures. It wasn’t open when we visited, so we didn’t get to go inside. But I did notice that it’s marked on the tourist map, so it’s probably considered a local landmark or historical site.

(Translated by Google) From the outside, the church appears rather plain and uninviting – but we were fortunate enough to be there during a service. Even before we entered, we could hear the music, and we were warmly invited to take a seat. The atmosphere was impressive: lively music, singing, and many members with instruments made the visit a special moment. (Original) Von außen wirkt die Kirche eher schlicht und wenig einladend – doch wir hatten das Glück, genau während eines Gottesdienstes dort zu sein. Schon vor dem Eingang war die Musik zu hören, und wir wurden herzlich eingeladen, kurz Platz zu nehmen. Die Atmosphäre war beeindruckend: Lebendige Musik, Gesang und viele Gemeindemitglieder mit Instrumenten machten den Besuch zu einem besonderen Moment.

It is permanently closed, but if you're in the area, go take a walk here and get some pictures. Fenced off completely. Looked like a cool place at one point and hopefully one day some restoration money will head it's way, but otherwise it's closed...

Great place to visit when in St Thomas! Owners were super hospitable with our small group just stopping by on a tour. The view is spectacular, too!

Strong drinks and a view to die for. A must see..

We just stopped to take a few pics

An amazing place to visit! They were still in their soft opening phase but loved my time here.

Beautiful place! Extraordinary views and super sweet staff/owners

Great place wonderful staff every one was nice and helpful and oh my god the rum was soooooo good

Excellent worship service. I could feel the presence of the Holy Spirit

Morning AA meetings at 630am.Mon, Wed. AND Fri.

Great worship experience for tourists on a Sunday morning. Biblically-based and alive historic church.

A welcoming loving community of believers...I miss all of you

Excellent service

Parking is a challenge

It is permanently closed, but if you're in the area, go take a walk here and get some pictures. Fenced off completely. Looked like a cool place at one point and hopefully one day some restoration money will head it's way, but otherwise it's closed...

An amazing place to visit! They were still in their soft opening phase but loved my time here.

Great place to visit when in St Thomas! Owners were super hospitable with our small group just stopping by on a tour. The view is spectacular, too!

Strong drinks and a view to die for. A must see..

We just stopped to take a few pics

Rum tasting, pirate history, pool with visit to the cafe/bar all with a fantastic view.

This is the actual blackbeards castle, all the other ones take you to random neighborhoods. Everyone was super nice and the views from the top were absolutely amazing!

I'd give this place a negative rating if possible. There are no tours, there is no staff to help you, you cannot do a self guided tour, not even walk past the lobby. The guard at the entrance is the least professional and non polite officer I've ever encountered at any government building. They are not used to visitors - not trained and, I recommend skipping this place at all.

Just stopped by to take a look. Nice looking building with a nice view.

This is the oldest building in St. Thomas. It's very well preserved and we enjoyed touring the cells, although some felt creepy and unsettling. Overall, it was a great experience.

The tour of the church was excellent, but the recording was not working properly so you were not able to get the full history of each room. The lookout at the rooftop is the best view of the entire city. Self-directed tour.

This was a beautiful place with some historical markers on the outside. You can buy a pass and get a tour from the front office. It's right next to the downtown area in the downtown parking lot.

Do not go. Brochure has errors. Only one working iPad that has audio of info that you can read on the screen. No other info on most of the exhibits. Waste of time and money. Only open M-F and closed on the many US and local holidays.

$10 a person to get in, which is not bad at all. Self guided tour. Restrooms. Close to plenty of other attractions in the area. If you came on an NCL cruise, a 20+ minute walk if I remember right. All that aside, this place is cool as can be for how old it is, especially if you like history. It could use some more historical information on the inside, but checking out all the rooms, the dungeon, and the views from the roof are awesome. Go check it out!

A self taken tour that ended with a beautiful view. artists. The dungeon shows the actual pictures and stories of prisoners. It has a sad and creepy vibe in certain cells. Then rooms show the comparison of the governor's quarters. Different displays show local artisits. Well worth the visit for the entire family.

We really enjoyed touring Fort Christian! It was a self “guided” tour but we found plenty of plaques or screens to read about its history and the dungeons and solitary confinement prisons were interesting to see! There were only a few others touring at the same time, maybe 10 people total, but I was really glad we decided to do it. The views from the top were beautiful and it was fascinating to see the construction.

Cool shops, but not a very authentic or unique experience. Cruise port shopping centers are so commercialized. I'd rather get off the beaten path and spend my money somewhere more authentic.

Lively, Fun, and Full of Options! We visited Havensight Mall a couple of times during our trip—both with and without our cherished company—and it was a great experience each time. While it was definitely more crowded when the cruise ships were in, the energy was still enjoyable and never overwhelming. The area is lively and full of things to do, from shopping and dining to just strolling around and soaking in the local vibe. There are plenty of shops, both tourist-friendly and local, and a few great spots to grab a bite or a drink. It’s a good idea to go with a plan or a few destinations in mind, just because there’s so much packed into the area. Can’t wait to go back—definitely one of those places where every visit can be a little different depending on what you’re in the mood for! Highly recommend adding it to your St. Thomas itinerary.

There's a variety of shops, restaurants, and even a grocery store we've grown to like. We will go out of our way to eat and shop here because the area is kid friendly and easy to maneuver. Parking is available, and the food is delicious no matter where you eat.

Nice collection of shops right off the ships! Everything you would find tin town you can find right here and more as unfortunately many of the shops in Charlotte Amalie have closed, likely due to the pandemic!

This mall is just like the other shopping areas in Charlotte Amalie. Friendly people (except at the Pandora store, and I'm serious about that). Lots of jewelery as with everywhere else. Some boutique shops too. Tap & Still is always the right choice for lunch.

I enjoyed this shopping experience and purchased a cotton sleep shirt, that was 9.99 us dollars. I wish I knew the number because the number mentioned didn't work and I would like to purchased the rest of colors long sleeve and short sleeves. It's hard to find 100% cotton sleep shirts here in the U.S.

Small shopping mall, its a passage really! Very nice, unusual local shops. Attractively maintained.

Had mass at this beautiful cathedral ! Priest’s homily was very stimulating.

What a beautiful cathedral! We’re in St. Thomas for a short stay and we participated innthe Saturday evening Vigil Mass for Palm Sunday. Unfortunately, they started with the blessing of the palms before Mass and we arrived in the middle of that part of the Mass. Mass was very nice. No musical instruments were available, so some of the locals led the hymns. That was nice! The cathedral is so beautiful, the online pictures do not do it justice. It’s smaller than you think when looking at the pictures, but we found that to be a good thing, the smallness gave a feeling of intimacy to the Mass, which was wonderful. At the end of the Mass, during the announcements, we were asked to, and did, stand up to be recognized as “visitors,” and were warmly greeted by all. Very friendly folks in the parish! We briefly spoke with Fr. Marcel after Mass, he approached us as the identified “visitors.” LOL He is a very dedicated priest, loves the parish, and said he feels the love from the members of the parish. I’ll attach a bunch of pictures to this review, with the caveat that the cathedral is so much more beautiful in person. Stop by for a visit when you’re in STT, all are welcome. We look forward to participating in the Mass here again. Highly recommend Sts. Peter and Paul Cathedral!

Beautiful! Filled with God's Love!

Fantastic old school church with a great little gift shop.

Beautiful service and very welcoming. God bless.

Your Cathedral is the most beautiful But even more beautiful is the loving heart of Father Prince Thank you for spending time with me and my family God bless you Father Prince

Beautiful small old catholic church. Awesome stained glass windows, old wooden pews and risers. Elegant alter and pulpit. Church is under repair but appears to be functional (hurricane damage plus being old i assume). Church school is next door. If one walks up the hill towards Blackbeard's, wonderful old balconies are located off the back of the building.

What’s sad ..is that the Govt. Enhance a historical place ... You could only imagine and feel the vibes of what it was like to be housed as a slave under the systematic control Of depressing mannerism But Looking and researching I could only embrace the history of the old fort ...

Love the Ernie Bertrand Gallery

Not much to see

Could not find the place. We went to the address in google maps but there were no signs once we got there

Very cool place to shop and chill. My kids loved watching the yachts come in. We got to see Houston Rockets owner Pull his enormous yacht in...very cool!

Fuel dock was easy to work with and well supported. Both trips to this marina, their staff was quick with assisting us get provisions transported to our dinghy and boat, without us asking. Appreciate them!

What a great place to shop! Great deals at Luxe Fragrances located at the end of the pier. You’ll find Ralph Lauren, Diesel, Lacoste, Bath and Body works candles, fragrances, and more! Check out the photos!🤩

Modern atmosphere with high-end food options that don’t disappoint. Be sure to visit St. Thomas Social for bottomless mimosas and if you request to see the cigar options, tell Chef Sunil that Pyper sent you!!!

We used to live there for 5 months in 2016. We felt very safe, our building had 24/7 doorman and security people driving golf carts around the property it is a great place for shopping , eating and it is a beautiful area.

This Yacht Haven Grande location, has a lot to offer you when you visit the St Thomas US Virgin Islands. It will be one of the spots, you will ‘dock off’ from your cruise ship. They offer souvenirs shops, restaurants, bars, taking sailing trips, live-music, picture moments, etc. Add this location to your list, if you are planning to visit the island.

Nice place to check out. They have lots of restaurants and shopping stores to buy clothes and gifts.

An amazing place with a great view of the islands. Make sure to try one of the famous banana daiquiris

Beautiful! Even had live entertainment, while we observed the beautiful views of our ship from the mountains.

It should honestly be the first place you go when getting into St Thomas wether its in the day or the night.. some of the best views of the harbor your going to get anywhere on the island!

Great place to look over the island. Easy to get to and not far from the city.

Breathtaking, amazing sight, and 100% worth the hike

nice view, was worth the drive even if we only stayed for 10 mins or so

Very bumpy ride to the top and it's a little unsettling if you're afraid of heights, BUT... the view is worth it all! Absolutely stunning. We went here on an excursion during our recent cruise and it's just breathtaking. Would Absolutely do it again!

These beautiful passages remind you of a Moroccan Market place and link Veterans Drive to Store Gade. The stores tout duty and tax free shopping and some do offer deals but wise bartering and a bit of frugality can yield some great bargains. Be wary of pick pockets. When the cruise ships are in dock, there are scores of plain clothes security persons walking the streets keeping everyone safe. The store owners are a bit aggressive and not everything that glitters is gold and real diamonds

A cluster of jewel shops some with jewelers who are designing their wares behind the counters. There are gifts, clothes stores, some are professional office. Upstairs is residential dwellings. The building is historical. There is a fusion Caribbean-Italian restaurant - Amalia Cafe.

Lovely ladies who love dressing up will find many one of a kind glam fashions at Trois Jeunesses Boutique in Palm Passage. Was there in December 2023, and there were lots of elegant options for all ages and sizes. Palm Passage has other fashion and accessory stores like Posh, Just Imagine, Fish Face, and at least one more. Palm Passage is the place with items that uniquely exress your style. Always a shopping delight!

Serendipity. A hidden place to be taken away from the sunlight and heat

Whenever we stop in St. Thomas, this stop is a favorite. A breeze sweeps through the alley from the ocean, the fans keep you cool and the drinks keep you on island time.

Most of the shopping in Charlotte amalie was jewlery stores, and they cater directly to cruise ship folks. In fact, they don't even open a lot of the time if there's no ships. We didn't find many options that were something special.

I love walking around with family and friends. It is very family oriented. The place were very nice and clean. Lots of shopping from paintings, jewelry sunglasses to clothes.. There's a really good restaurant and bar in the outside middle of the mall. A must to visit.

My MIL took my daughter here. They had A LOT of fun! The place reminded us of Science World back in Vancouver, BC Canada! So much great learning and great fun to be had!

I was surprised that I started to play and have fun too! The kids were all having a blast. It's fun and learning and friendships combined. Great place to take your kids for a different experience on island. It's great!

We had a blast here..we went twice.. was only $2 a person with ebt card. They had a wide variety of things for kids to do and learn at same time. Staff was so polite. We would go again for sure!

We had a great visit to the Children’s Museum on a rainy afternoon this past week. We loved the educational play areas as well as the indoor playground. Their re-entry policy was very convenient for our lunch time break in Havensight. This was a wonderful find during our trip to St.Thomas. Our 5 year old was thrilled!

This place is amazing! I am tickled pink that my hometown has this resource for our children. I cannot recommend enough. Our toddler LOVED it. Can’t wait to come back and wear our child out before we fly back to the states.

This is my new favorite place to take children. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. They speak with the children and help them to become curious about the exhibits. It is ac. The water table is my favorite and then the colored pegs and the dance room. All children should go visit!!

We just happened to stumble upon this wonderful childrens museum. My mother, son, and I spent 2 hours there and my son didn't want to leave. It's air conditioned and steered towards smaller children. We had a blast!

I was away from home on Easter this year and found a great home away from home at the Cathedral Church of All Saints. It was a special Easter for the congregation as their minister had very recently passed away. There was lots of love and joy and smiles and tears and I felt so welcomed there. Joyful noises rang out. Thank you Cathedral Church of All Saints

Beautiful church.. parking is only issue due to the narrow street it's located on

Stayed out of friends across the road and her family historical home. Love Old Saint Thomas

nice

Nice place of worship

Great place to worship

A rich part of our history!

God has blessed the Memorial Moravian Church tremendously. The church is loving and has a number of organizations which helps build spiritual growth and leadership from the youngest to those who are young at heart.

Someone is always there to assist! Very clean!

Sad moments for the family on this day😔 GRANNY R.I.P

The word of God is preached

Magnificent etc.

Love this church

Wonderful Family Stay! Castle Villas at Bluebeard’s was the perfect vacation getaway. Beautiful views, clean and spacious villa, and friendly staff. Peaceful location close to beaches and town. The grounds are beautifully maintained. Everything you needed the villa was equipped. Highly recommend and can’t wait to return!

My boyfriend and I needed a place to stay quick, the hotel we originally booked turned out to be a scam. We were going to be homeless with our suitcases for the weekend. We saw an opening at bluebeards castle and immediately booked it. Upon arrival, everyone was really nice and polite and professional, the manager, Claudette and the front desk gentleman Shaun, were the nicest most helpful people we’ve met. Claudette arranged somehow for us to stay our whole trip here, we had to move one of the nights but we didn’t mind, we were so happy to have a place to stay! Not only were the rooms big and beautiful and clean, and WELL air conditioned, but the view from any room you stay in was beautiful. Now they have a nice clean pool that’s open until midnight and they have a bar are where you can eat breakfast and lunch with Jay and Lisa who were also phenomenal! Great people, the most delicious food, great vibes. And the dinner? Such flavorful food, helpful staff, even in busy times. Everything about this place was wonderful. Even though we didn’t originally books with them, we will definitely be coming back on our next trip! What a turn around our trip has been because of them!

You're definitely on island time! This place had very nice rooms. You can exchange towels when you need them by putting them in your blue bag. That's under the bathroom sink and putting them outside your door and letting them know what you need. They'll bring it. I was there off-season, so not everything was up and running. The views are spectacular. You're very close to the downtown. If you need to walk somewhere, just know that it will be an extreme incline.

We stayed in the frigrate building Suite 422. The views are beautiful from here. It’s a lot. You have washer and dryer refrigerator microwave utensils everything you need. It’s clean. The only suggestion is the shower should be a handheld shower because the rain shower was not coming out correctly other than that everything was perfect.

Had an AMAZING stay here at Bluebeard’s! The view is gorgeous all around, from our room, the pool, anywhere in the castle has an amazing view of the island and ocean. The staff is very friendly, even the workers doing lawn maintenance, and they are very accommodating and are on top of it when it comes to needing new towels and linens. I also like the history that comes with the place 10/10 recommend👌🏼

Such a beautiful location. The views alone are stunning as it overlooks most of the island. The staff was so friendly and welcoming. We can’t wait to come back!

Beautiful property old world aesthetic with a modern clean retro feel in the rooms. It has all the comforts of home. Immaculate clean and well maintained. The perfect place and the views are spectacular!!!! Love the accommodations!

It's looks like there is a problem with delivery drivers. Why I can't get my package for two days and it says out for delivery. I'm going to see what you going to tell me Today. Everything is a third world process even the mail. Why don't t you keep regular drivers where they are experienced; this switching up not good. If you can help It. I keep seeing fournew drivers for the last four months. There has to be a problem.

The ONLY reason this location got two stars was because of Alice the supervisor who handled my situation. It took 13 THIRTEEN calls and an in person visit giving all the information. The lack of respect and concern is completely unheard of. Training is needed at this location.

I know they're trying, but the customer service can be a hot mess. I can't believe that I received a final notice (FN) on Saturday for a package that was sent 1/30/23. If I'm not mistaken, you have 10 days. Plus, I went to the box on Saturday and took all the slips out of the box (but they were already closed). The FN wasn't there. Meaning, they placed it in the box after the fact. Then I found out that the FN online is "computer generated." The FN date online was showing pick up before February 13th. I asked the representative for an explanation, and all she kept saying was, "It's computer generated." Which means they don't follow the date in the system or the 10 day rule (the rule, a representative told me about, so I didn't make it up). With the increase in price, I need better customer service.

Terrible ,Words can't explain just how stupid these ppl operate, down there just keeps getting worse, p.s get drivers that know the island!!

No one answers the phone. If you’re lucky, they’ll finally answer, put you on hold and never come back.

I visit St. Thomas every year and typically stay at At Home in the Tropics. This year, I stayed at Hotel 1829. As a lover of old buildings, I am so happy to see this grand hotel restored to it's former glory. The owners have taken a lot of care to keep the historical details of this hotel and to honor the huge place it's held in St. Thomas history. During my stay, I came across many locals who were so happy to hear it was finally reopened. The rooms were quite spacious and the beds were so comfortable. The room gets very dark at night (which I loved) and the balcony is a nice spot to spend the morning. And the showers! I'm obsessed with how amazing that shower was. The bar and restaurant are very nice and so convenient being right downstairs. Plus it's the oldest bar on St. Thomas! They have a nice garden as well as a pool. Definitely recommend a stay here. I plan to come back for New Years and stay here again.

OMG!!! This place is so amazing. This is authentic St Thomas of yesteryear. Everything is so beautifully restored. The rooms are excellently appointed and also with modern comfortable beds and fabulous bathrooms. Outstanding interior design. This is definitely the best in St Thomas history and the best most interesting stay on the island.

We (6 friends and I) didn't stay at Hotel 1829, but we stopped by as we were exploring Charlotte Amalie, and we are incredibly glad that we did so. The owner overheard us reading about Hotel 1829 in our guidebook and kindly introduced himself, then introduced us to a member of his staff who was incredibly well-versed in the history of both the hotel and of Charlotte Amalie. In fact, she took the time to give us an engaging 30 minute overview of the history, answering all our questions and showing us authentic artifacts, in addition to recommending a great lunch spot popular with locals. The owner let us check out the gardens and take a look at the bar, even though it wasn't open until that afternoon. We were awed by their hospitality to folks who weren't even staying at their hotel, and we definitely plan to stay at Hotel 1829 if we visit St. Thomas again!

Loved Hotel 1829! Very historic and we had two king rooms with balconies overlooking the harbor - fantastic. Sunday brunch is amazing and the bar is well stocked with rum!

What a wonderful experience. A mom and pop hotel with so much love and charm. The owners are exceptional people. Bought it after Hurricane Irma and are restoring it to perfection! So much authenticity!

We have been on this island a month when we spotted this hotel, thought it was beautiful and considered booking a week, so we went to visit in hopes of just taking a look. So we parked and climbed the million stairs it takes to get up there. The woman who worked there acted like we were an inconvenience and didn't want to be bothered. We asked to take a look around. She wouldn't show us anything. There is a hand-written sign outside the hotel that said ROOMS AVAILABLE, but the woman said, "sorry, no rooms available." Sound familiar? We got the hint. And naturally we won't be staying there, and don't recommend anyone else do either. We cannot believe people still act like this, especially on an island as diverse as St. Thomas.

My husband and I recently stayed here and it was amazing! The room and bathroom were very clean and comfortable! The bar was also great! From check in to check out I would absolutely recommend staying at this hotel! So much history and walking distance to shops and live music!