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6 Museums in St. George's That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in St. George's, Grenada including Paradise Glass Art Gallery and Coffee Bar, Underwater Sculptures, House of Chocolate, Art House 473, Grenada National Museum, Mabuya Fishermen Museum.
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1. Paradise Glass Art Gallery and Coffee Bar
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
2. Underwater Sculptures
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,007 reviews
Reviewed By JohnV802 - Hamilton, Canada
Unique experience, would be better for scuba divers but still neat to see. Lots of interesting sculptures. Tour was with Dive Grenada who picked us up at resort, provided good snorkeling equipment, comfortable boat ride out, and guidance around sculptures.
3. House of Chocolate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 285 reviews
House of Chocolate is a very unique and beautiful hand crafted mini-museum-boutique, chocolateria-cafe portraying the history of chocolate in the world and Grenada. Specialize on local organic chocolate.
Reviewed By FClin - Aberdeen, United Kingdom
Although smaller than we had expected, this cafe/shop/chocolate story venue is a really nice place to escape to,away from crowds/heat/chaos on a busy Saturday. There was free WiFi,a toilet and a variety of souvenirs on sale. The cafe served a variety of tempting treats and the chocolate brownie was to die for !
4. Art House 473
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Premier visual arts centre in Grenada. See and purchase works of art from local, regional and international artists. Participate in drawing sessions, workshops, and classes in our working studio. See website for calendar of events. Proprietors Susan Mains and Asher Mains. Covid health protocols in place. Please make an appointment to visit.
5. Grenada National Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 212 reviews
Small history museum with galleries on Grenada's Kalinago inhabitants; European influence from the 15th century; and modern history such as, the sinking of Italian cruise ship 'The Bianca C' in 1961, Grenada independence in 1974 and the 1979 Revolution. Displays include collections of Amerindian pottery, canons, from the British/French battles for the island, coppers used during the slave era to process sugarcane, and a mix of objects reflecting the colonial period of the 17th and 18th century.
Reviewed By TravisTripper - Austin, United States
This museum has exhibits from both the Amerindian and colonial periods. What I liked best was the press exhibit upstairs, which has copies of local newspapers from the time of the coup and the US invasion in 1983. It was good to get some local perspective on that whole thing.
6. Mabuya Fishermen Museum
New museum featuring ships' wheels and shark jaws in tribute to Grenada's men of the seas.
