National Heroes Park
U.S. Dollar71.8 per person
National Heroes Park is a public park and national monument in Kingston, Jamaica, that honors the lives and achievements of seven national heroes who shaped the country’s history and identity. It is the largest open space in Kingston, covering 50 acres of land, and it also serves as a burial site for many prominent Jamaicans, including former prime ministers, cultural icons, and military leaders.
National Heroes Park is a must-see destination for anyone who wants to learn more about Jamaica’s rich heritage and pay respect to its influential figures.
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Dress Code
Wear comfortable and casual clothing and shoes that are suitable for walking and exploring the park. Avoid wearing anything that might be considered disrespectful or offensive to the Jamaican culture or the heroes commemorated in the park. -
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A Tribute to Jamaica’s History and Culture
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Day 1: Departure
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Day 2: Adventure Beggins
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Day 8: Historical Tour
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Day 10: Historical Tour
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Day 15: Return
Tour Location
Location description: National Heroes Park is located in the heart of Kingston, the capital city of Jamaica. It is about 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) from the Norman Manley International Airport and 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) from the Kingston Harbour, the seventh-largest natural harbor in the world. You can easily reach the park by car, taxi, bus, or bike from any part of the city. The park is surrounded by several landmarks, such as the National Arena, the National Indoor Sports Centre, the Institute of Jamaica, and the Kingston Parish Church. Along the way, you can enjoy the views of the Blue Mountains, the Caribbean Sea, and the vibrant urban landscape of Kingston.