Falmouth Court House (Falmouth)
U.S. Dollar40 per person
Falmouth Court House (Falmouth) is a Georgian gem in Jamaica’s historic town that offers a fascinating insight into the island’s colonial past and present. It is a majestic building that was erected in 1815 and rebuilt in 1926 after a fire.
It features a symmetrical design, a fanlight, shingled walls, and jalousies. It is one of the first official buildings in Falmouth, a town that was founded in 1769 and became a prosperous port and a center of culture and commerce.
Falmouth Court House (Falmouth) is a place where you can admire the architecture, learn about the history, and witness the justice system of Jamaica.
3 hrs
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Dress Code
Wear respectful and modest clothing and shoes that are suitable for visiting a public institution. You may also want to bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun. Avoid wearing anything that might be considered disrespectful or offensive to the Jamaican culture or the people working at the court house.
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Tour Location
Falmouth Court House (Falmouth) is located in the heart of Falmouth, a town on the north coast of Jamaica. It is about 32 kilometers (20 miles) east of Montego Bay and 103 kilometers (64 miles) west of Ocho Rios, two popular tourist destinations. You can easily reach the court house by car, taxi, bus, or bike from any part of the island. The road conditions are generally good, but traffic can be heavy and chaotic at times. Along the way, you can enjoy the views of the Caribbean Sea, the green hills, and the rural scenery. You can also see some landmarks, such as the Falmouth Pier1, the Albert George Market2, and the Greenwood Great House3.