Nelson’s Dockyard – Located in English Harbour, Antigua. A restored 18th-century naval dockyard that was once home to the British fleet. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Betty’s Hope Historic Sugar Plantation – Located in Parish of Saint Peter, Antigua. A restored sugar plantation that offers insights into the island’s colonial history.

Shirley Heights Lookout – Situated above English Harbour, Antigua. A former military lookout and fort that offers panoramic views. It’s part of the Antigua Naval Dockyard and Related Archaeological Sites UNESCO Heritage Site.

Blockhouse – Found on the southern coast near Shirley Heights, Antigua. A historic site that’s a stop on tours to Shirley Heights and the Naval Dockyard.

Dow’s Hill Interpretive Center – Located near Shirley Heights, English Harbour, Antigua. A history museum that’s part of the Antigua Naval Dockyard and Related Archaeological Sites UNESCO Heritage Site.

Fort Berkeley – At the entrance of English Harbour, Antigua. A lookout fort with views of English Harbour and Falmouth Harbour.

Monk’s Hill – Located in Liberta, Saint Paul Parish, Antigua. A historic fort site and lookout with great views.

Devil’s Bridge – Found on the northeastern coast of Antigua, near Willikies in Saint Philip Parish. A natural limestone arch where the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea meet.

Fort James – Located at the entrance of St. John’s Harbour, Antigua. A historic fort site with old cannons.

Prince Klaas Monument – On the outskirts of St. John’s, Antigua. A monument commemorating the leader of a failed slave rebellion in 1736.