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National Heroes Park
A good introduction to Jamaica is to visit National Heroes Park, where you can find monuments commemorating the most important persons of the country.

Bob Marley Museum
Even decades after his early death, Bob Marley is everywhere in Jamaica, and visiting the museum is a must. The guide makes gets you in the reggae mood singing some of his songs as you walk through his former house.

Reach Falls
Hidden in the east of Jamaica, Reach Falls is probably one of the most beautiful spots of the island, a place where you can wind down, and get a natural whirlpool experience.

Kingston Market
Even if you do not want to buy anything, a visit to the market of Kingston is a great way to get a feel of the country and its colourful people. This is Jamaica at its most vibrant and authentic.

Frenchman's Cove Beach
One of the many beaches of Jamaica, Frenchman's Cove could well be among the most beautiful. Small and well protected, it has a very pretty natural setting.

Emancipation Park
Well-kept park in New Kingston, Emancipation Park is a haven of tranquility in an otherwise lively city. You can come here for relaxation, a jog, but also to have a look at the Redemption Song statue.

Jamaican people
They are outspoken, relaxed, friendly, funny, often surprising and beautiful: Jamaicans. They make you feel welcome on their Caribbean island of which they are rightly proud.

Bob Marley Mausoleum
Here, he was born, here, he rests for the rest of his life, with his mother and half-brother. The Bob Marley Mausoleum is a place of pilgrimage for some, and a spot where you realize the importance of Bob for others.