Trinidad's House of Parliament takes its name from a paint job done in anticipation of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897. The original Red House was burned to the ground in a 1903 riot, and the present structure was built four years later. The chambers are open to the public. On the north is the impressive public library building, the Hall of Justice and City Hall. This delightful fishing village is enfolded in a series of steep hills.
Fishermen here announce the day's catch by sounding their conch shells.
A view of Man O' War Bay with Pigeon Peak, Tobago's highest mountain, behind it at sunset is an exquisite treat for the eye. The underwater cliffs and canyons at the nearby St. Giles Islands draw divers to this spot where the Atlantic meets the Caribbean. Flagstaff Hill One of the highest points of the island sits at the northern tip of Tobago. It's an ideal spot for a sunset picnic. Back to Top Ft.