A UNESCO World Heritage Site, on 38-acres, and part of a national park dedicated by Queen Elizabeth in 1985. Originally a battery built in 1690, enlarged in 1736, the fortress became known as the "Gibraltar of the West Indies." from here, 950 British soldiers defended the island against 8,000 French invaders. Address: Main Rd. Brimstone Hill St. Kitts and Nevis +869 869 465-2609
+869 869 465-2609