Kingston, Jamaica

RIGHTS in Kingston (45)

• Legal Aid Council of Jamaica — The Legal Aid Council of Jamaica is the statutory body providing free and subsidised legal representation to those who cannot afford a lawyer, established under
• Jamaican Bar Association (JAMBAR) — The Jamaican Bar Association (JAMBAR) is the professional body of Jamaican attorneys, incorporated in 1973 and based at 78-80 Harbour Street, Kingston. It maint
• Supreme Court of Jamaica — The Supreme Court of Jamaica is the superior court of record and has unlimited original jurisdiction in civil and criminal matters. It sits primarily at the Pub
• Court of Appeal — Jamaica's intermediate appellate court, hearing appeals from the Supreme Court and from Parish Courts on civil and criminal matters. Sits year-round at the Publ
• Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions — The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions is the independent prosecutor of all serious criminal cases in Jamaica. Established under the 1962 Constitutio
• Attorney-General's Chambers — The Attorney-General's Chambers is the principal law office of the Crown in Jamaica, providing legal advice and representation for all government ministries, de
• DunnCox — DunnCox is one of Jamaica's oldest and largest law firms, founded in 1899 and headquartered at 48 Duke Street in downtown Kingston. A full-service corporate pra
• Myers, Fletcher & Gordon — Myers, Fletcher & Gordon is the largest law firm in Jamaica and one of the largest in the English-speaking Caribbean, founded in 1944. The firm is a member of L
• Patterson Mair Hamilton — Patterson Mair Hamilton is a premier full-service Jamaican law firm at 85 Hope Road, Kingston 6. Particular strengths in commercial transactions, banking, capit
• Henlin Gibson Henlin — Henlin Gibson Henlin is a leading Kingston litigation boutique specialising in complex commercial and civil disputes before the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal,
• Hart Muirhead Fatta — Hart Muirhead Fatta is a market-leading Jamaican firm at 2 Belmont Road, Kingston 5, with particular strength in mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, and
• Wright Legal — Wright Legal is a new-generation Kingston law firm handling complex litigation, family law (including maintenance, custody, divorce, and domestic violence order

MIND in Kingston (33)

• Choose Life International — Choose Life International is a Jamaican faith-linked NGO founded by Dr Donovan and Faith Thomas, focused on suicide prevention, grief counselling, church-commun
• Ministry of Health — Mental Health Unit — The Mental Health and Substance Abuse Unit of the Ministry of Health and Wellness, at 10–16 Grenada Way, Kingston 5, sets Jamaica's national mental-health polic
• Bellevue Hospital — Bellevue Hospital at 16½ Windward Road, Kingston 2 is Jamaica's main public psychiatric hospital, established in 1862 as the Kingston Lunatic Asylum. Today it p
• UHWI Department of Psychiatry — The Department of Psychiatry at the University Hospital of the West Indies on the Mona campus in Kingston 7 provides specialist psychiatric assessment, individu
• UHWI Addiction Treatment Services Unit — The Addiction Treatment Services Unit at the University Hospital of the West Indies is a public three-week residential detox and addiction treatment programme o
• Patricia House — Patricia House is a Kingston-based residential drug-treatment and counselling centre that has operated for more than thirty years, specialising in cocaine and s
• National Council on Drug Abuse (NCDA) — The National Council on Drug Abuse, established 1983, is the substance-use arm of Jamaica's Ministry of Health and Wellness. Headquartered at 13–15 Molynes Road
• Jamaican Psychological Society (JamPsych) — The Jamaican Psychological Society is the professional body for psychologists, counsellors, and allied mental-health practitioners in Jamaica, with around 240 m
• Centred Psychology — Centred Psychology, established in 2015, is a Kingston-based practice offering individual, couples, and family therapy. Areas of focus include cognitive behavio
• CBT Caribbean — CBT Caribbean is a Kingston-based private practice focused on cognitive behavioural therapy and delivered primarily via telehealth — making it accessible to cli
• Family Life Counselling Services — Family Life Counselling Services is a Kingston practice providing confidential professional counselling for individuals, couples, and families. Common presentin
• Open Arms Drop-In Centre — Open Arms is a walk-in mental-health support centre in Kingston offering free counselling, peer support, and referrals. Particularly important for Jamaicans who

IN JA in Kingston (21)

• Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO) — JAMPRO is Jamaica's official investment promotion and export development agency, at 18 Trafalgar Road, Kingston. A statutory body under the Ministry of Industry
• Companies Office of Jamaica — The Companies Office of Jamaica, at 1 Grenada Way, Kingston, is the statutory body under the Companies Act where businesses register. Services include online na
• Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica — The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ), at 39 Hope Road, Kingston, is the umbrella body representing Jamaica's private sector. PSOJ advocates with go
• Jamaica Chamber of Commerce — The Jamaica Chamber of Commerce is the national chamber of commerce, at 50 Knutsford Boulevard, Kingston. Membership-based, it provides networking events, busin
• Special Economic Zone Authority (JSEZA) — The Jamaica Special Economic Zone Authority at 5 Newport East, Kingston, licenses and regulates Jamaica's Special Economic Zones. SEZs offer corporate tax, cust
• Jamaica Manufacturers & Exporters Association (JMEA) — The Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association is Jamaica's leading industry association for producers of goods, formed by the 2018 merger of the Jamaica M
• Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) — The Jamaica Tourist Board, founded in 1955 and headquartered at 64 Knutsford Boulevard, Kingston 5, is Jamaica's national tourism marketing agency. It promotes
• Financial Services Commission (FSC) — The Financial Services Commission, founded 2001, regulates Jamaica's securities, insurance, private-pension, and corporate-trust sectors under the FSC Act. Toge
• Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) — The Jamaica Stock Exchange, at 40 Harbour Street in downtown Kingston, opened in 1969 and is the principal stock exchange in the Caribbean region by market capi
• Development Bank of Jamaica (DBJ) — The Development Bank of Jamaica is a government-owned development finance institution funding Jamaican entrepreneurs and SMEs. Products include loans through ap
• EXIM Bank of Jamaica — The National Export-Import Bank of Jamaica (EXIM Bank), founded in 1986, was the first export-import bank in the English-speaking Caribbean. Provides pre- and p
• Ministry of Industry, Investment & Commerce (MIIC) — The Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce is the Jamaican government portfolio responsible for JAMPRO, JSEZA, EXIM Bank, the Companies Office, and the B

SERVICES in Kingston (20)

• National Water Commission (NWC) — The National Water Commission is Jamaica's national water and sewerage utility, producing more than 90% of the country's potable water. Services include new-con
• Digicel Jamaica — Digicel Jamaica is the country's largest mobile network, headquartered at 14 Ocean Boulevard, Kingston. Services include prepaid and postpaid mobile, mobile dat
• Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) — The Bank of Jamaica is the country's central bank, established in 1960 and headquartered at Nethersole Place in downtown Kingston. BOJ sets monetary policy, reg
• NCB — National Commercial Bank — The National Commercial Bank Jamaica (NCB) is Jamaica's largest and most profitable commercial bank, with roots dating to 1837 and headquartered at 32 Trafalgar
• Scotiabank Jamaica — Scotiabank has been present in Jamaica since 1889 and is one of the country's largest commercial banks, with around 35 branches island-wide and roughly 2,000 st
• Jamaica Customs Agency — The Jamaica Customs Agency, at Myers Wharf, Newport East, Kingston 15, clears imports and manages customs valuation, returning-resident shipments, and personal
• Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) — The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) is the state-owned public bus operator for the Kingston Metropolitan Transport Region, covering Kingston, St Andrew, an
• Petrojam — Petrojam is Jamaica's only petroleum refinery, at 96 Marcus Garvey Drive, Kingston, operated by Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica and PDVSA until recent restruct
• VM Building Society (VMBS) — Victoria Mutual Building Society, founded in 1878 and headquartered at 8 Duke Street, Kingston, is one of Jamaica's largest building societies. Offers mortgages
• COK Sodality Co-operative Credit Union — City of Kingston Co-operative Credit Union — known as COK Sodality — is Jamaica's largest credit union with around J$6.65 billion in assets and more than 213,00
• NCB Capital Markets — NCB Capital Markets is the investment banking and brokerage arm of the NCB Financial Group. Services include stockbroking on the Jamaica Stock Exchange, unit tr
• Sagicor Investments Jamaica — Sagicor Investments Jamaica is the investment arm of the Sagicor Group in Jamaica. Services include wealth management, JSE brokerage, and pension-fund managemen

SAFE in Kingston (19)

• University Hospital of the West Indies — Jamaica's leading public teaching hospital, on the UWI Mona campus in St Andrew. Founded in 1954, UHWI is the principal referral centre for the entire English-s
• Kingston Public Hospital — The flagship downtown Kingston public hospital on North Street, serving the densely populated urban Kingston catchment. KPH operates 24-hour Accident & Emergenc
• Andrews Memorial Hospital — A long-established private Seventh-day Adventist hospital at 27 Hope Road, Kingston, operating since 1946. Andrews Memorial is a 75-bed facility offering a 24-h
• Tony Thwaites Wing — UWI — The private wing of the University Hospital of the West Indies on the Mona campus. Patients admitted to Tony Thwaites have full access to UHWI's consultant spec
• Jamaica Constabulary Force HQ — National headquarters of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, the island's police service, at 101 Old Hope Road in Kingston. Emergency calls: dial 119 from any phone
• Half Way Tree Police Station — One of Kingston's busiest police stations, serving the commercial and transport hub of Half Way Tree in St Andrew. Open 24 hours a day for walk-in reports, stat
• Jamaica Fire Brigade HQ — National headquarters of the Jamaica Fire Brigade, 2–4 Maxfield Avenue in Kingston. The JFB operates stations in every parish, responds to structural, vegetatio
• Jamaica Defence Force Coast Guard — The maritime arm of the Jamaica Defence Force, headquartered at HMJS Cagway on the Port Royal peninsula. The Coast Guard conducts search and rescue, counter-nar
• US Embassy Kingston — The Embassy of the United States of America in Jamaica, at 142 Old Hope Road in the Liguanea district of Kingston. Provides consular services to US citizens in
• British High Commission — The United Kingdom's High Commission in Jamaica, at 28 Trafalgar Road in New Kingston. Provides consular assistance to British nationals in Jamaica and to other
• Canadian High Commission — The High Commission of Canada to Jamaica, 3 West Kings House Road, Kingston. Provides consular assistance to Canadian citizens in Jamaica and also acts for Cana
• Bustamante Hospital for Children — Jamaica's only specialist public children's hospital and the English-speaking Caribbean's primary paediatric referral centre. Located on Arthur Wint Drive in Ki

JAMAICAN in Kingston (19)

• Devon House (Things Jamaican) — The Things Jamaican gift shop on the grounds of Devon House, the 19th-century Georgian mansion at 26 Hope Road in Kingston, is widely considered the best single
• Sovereign Centre — Modern shopping mall at 106 Hope Road in the Liguanea area of uptown Kingston, anchored by a large Sovereign Supermarket and a multi-screen Palace Amusement cin
• Tropical Plaza — Long-established shopping plaza on Constant Spring Road in the Half Way Tree area of Kingston, home to banks, pharmacies, supermarkets, restaurants, and a mix o
• Pavilion Mall — Open-air shopping mall at 13 Constant Spring Road in Half Way Tree, Kingston. The Pavilion's two-storey arcades house bookshops, fashion boutiques, electronics
• Plaza Liguanea — Long-running uptown Kingston plaza at 115 Hope Road in Liguanea, anchored by the Sovereign supermarket branch and home to a mix of fashion, jewellery, beauty, a
• Mall Plaza — Busy shopping mall at 18 Constant Spring Road in Half Way Tree, Kingston, housing fashion, electronics, banks, restaurants, and a multi-screen cinema. Sitting a
• Marketplace — Modern open-air lifestyle centre on Constant Spring Road in Kingston, often referred to as the hub of the capital's restaurant and casual-dining scene. Alongsid
• Soho Plaza — Boutique-style shopping plaza in the Liguanea area of Kingston, housing fashion retailers, jewellery stores, cafes, and small service outlets popular with uptow
• Loshusan Supermarket Plaza — Premium supermarket and small adjoining plaza in the Barbican area of Kingston. Loshusan is widely regarded as one of the highest-end grocery options on the isl
• Kingston Bookshop — Long-running independent bookstore with roots in downtown Kingston, known for a strong selection of Jamaican literature, Caribbean studies titles, school textbo
• Coronation Market — The largest public market in the English-speaking Caribbean, sprawling around West Parade in downtown Kingston. Farmers from across Jamaica truck in ground prov
• Papine Market — Bustling public market at Papine, on the north-eastern edge of Kingston at the foot of the Blue Mountains. Papine draws produce direct from the hill farms of St

PRIDE in Kingston (17)

• National Stadium — Jamaica's home of track and field, where Usain Bolt, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, and generations of Olympic sprinters have announced themselves to the world. Opene
• Sabina Park — The spiritual home of West Indies cricket and Jamaica's premier cricket ground, Sabina Park in south-east Kingston has hosted Test cricket since 1930 and witnes
• Independence Park — The 49-acre Kingston sports complex that anchors Jamaican sport, Independence Park was developed around the 1962 independence celebrations and today contains th
• Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA) — Jamaica's national cricket governing body, headquartered at Sabina Park in Kingston and a member of Cricket West Indies. The JCA selects the Jamaica senior men'
• Tivoli Gardens FC — One of the most decorated clubs in Jamaican football, Tivoli Gardens FC hails from West Kingston and has won multiple Jamaica Premier League titles since its fo
• Harbour View FC — Established in 1974, Harbour View FC is one of Jamaica's most successful Premier League clubs, based at the Harbour View Mini-Stadium in eastern Kingston. Nickn
• Waterhouse FC — Iconic west Kingston football club founded in the Waterhouse community, with multiple Jamaica Premier League titles across several decades and a long tradition
• Cavalier SC — A modern force in Jamaican football, Cavalier SC is a Kingston-based Jamaica Premier League side that has established itself as one of the most consistent clubs
• Constant Spring Golf Club — Kingston's premier golf club, founded in 1920 in the shadow of the Blue Mountains at Constant Spring. The 18-hole course sits inside the city and has long been
• Calabar High School — Boys' school on Red Hills Road in Kingston, popularly known as The Lion, and the most successful institution in the history of ISSA Boys' Champs with more than
• Kingston College (KC) — Boys' school on North Street in downtown Kingston, known as the Purple Birds, and the historic arch-rival of Calabar at ISSA Boys' Champs. Founded in 1925 by Bi
• VC Bird Sports Centre — Indoor sports complex within the Independence Park sports district on Arthur Wint Drive in Kingston. The centre hosts basketball, volleyball, table tennis, and

OF JA in Kingston (17)

• Realtors Association of Jamaica (RAJ) — The Realtors Association of Jamaica is the country's official realtor body and the Jamaican affiliate of the US National Association of REALTORS. With over 1,20
• National Housing Trust (NHT) — The National Housing Trust, established in 1976 and headquartered at 4 Park Boulevard, Kingston 5, is a statutory body providing low-interest mortgages and hous
• Coldwell Banker Jamaica Realty — Coldwell Banker Jamaica Realty has operated the Coldwell Banker franchise in Jamaica since 2001. Covers luxury, residential, and commercial real estate and is a
• RE/MAX Elite Jamaica — RE/MAX Elite Jamaica was founded in 2009 and operates from 15 Hope Road, Kingston 10, and at Summit Business Centre in Montego Bay. Covers residential, commerci
• Sagicor Property Services — Sagicor Property Services is one of Jamaica's top property management firms, at 63–67 Knutsford Boulevard, Kingston 5. Part of the Sagicor Group. Services inclu
• Valerie Levy & Associates — Valerie Levy & Associates was incorporated in 1984 and is a member of RAJ, the National Association of REALTORS, and the Leading Real Estate Companies of the Wo
• Azanell Properties — Azanell Properties is a full-service Kingston firm with more than 15 years in the market. Services cover island-wide sales, rentals, property management, auctio
• VM Property Services — VM Property Services is the Victoria Mutual Group's property brokerage arm. Sales, rentals, and property management, with seamless integration to VM Building So
• NCB Insurance Services Property — NCB Insurance Services Property is the real estate arm of the NCB Financial Group. Handles listings, mortgage referrals, and property management across resident
• Heart Realty — Heart Realty is a boutique Kingston brokerage covering residential, commercial, and rentals across St Andrew and St Catherine. Always verify any Jamaican realto
• Eden Real Estate — Eden Real Estate is an independent Kingston firm focused on modest residential homes, apartments, and starter properties for working families. Always verify any
• Hometech Realty — Hometech Realty is an independent Kingston brokerage offering residential and commercial sales and rentals. Always verify any Jamaican realtor's current pocket

CORNER in Kingston (12)

• YMCA Jamaica — The Young Men's Christian Association of Jamaica, at 21 Hope Road in Kingston, is the local chapter of the global YMCA movement. Activities include mentorship p
• Boys' Town — One of Kingston's most iconic community organisations, Boys' Town serves at-risk boys and young men from Trench Town and surrounding inner-city communities. Fou
• Salvation Army Men's Recovery — The Salvation Army operates multiple centres in Jamaica offering addiction recovery, mental-wellness counselling, and rehabilitation programmes, with a major Ki
• Patricia House — Men's Detox — Patricia House is a Kingston-based residential drug-treatment centre that has operated for more than thirty years. Historically mostly serving men, the centre s
• Jamaica Cancer Society — Prostate Screening — The Jamaica Cancer Society, at 16 Lady Musgrave Road, Kingston, offers free and low-cost prostate cancer screening alongside breast, cervical, and colorectal sc
• Heart Foundation of Jamaica — Men's Screening — The Heart Foundation of Jamaica, at 28 Beechwood Avenue, Kingston 5, runs free and low-cost blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, and BMI screening clinics.
• Open Arms Drop-In Centre — Open Arms is a walk-in mental-health and peer-support centre in Kingston offering free counselling and peer support. Particularly important for men who cannot a
• Bellevue Hospital — Bellevue Hospital at 16½ Windward Road, Kingston 2, is Jamaica's main public psychiatric hospital, established in 1862 as the Kingston Lunatic Asylum and subseq
• JDF Welfare — Veterans & Serving — The Jamaica Defence Force Welfare Department is based at Up Park Camp in Kingston and provides welfare, mental-health, family-support, and crisis services to se
• NCDA — National Council on Drug Abuse — The National Council on Drug Abuse is the substance-use arm of Jamaica's Ministry of Health and Wellness, at 13–15 Molynes Road, Kingston 10. The Council leads
• Trench Town Reading Centre — The Trench Town Reading Centre provides free reading, education, and mentorship programmes for children and young men in Trench Town and surrounding inner-city
• Jamaica Boys Club — The Jamaica Boys Club network operates community boys' clubs across Kingston and surrounding parishes. Activities include sport (football, athletics, cricket),

TABLE in Kingston (11)

• Sweetwood Jerk Joint — Sweetwood Jerk Joint is the most accessible authentic jerk stop in the heart of New Kingston, sitting on Knutsford Boulevard within walking distance of the majo
• Norma's on the Terrace — Set on the colonnaded terrace of the historic Devon House great house at 26 Hope Road in Kingston, Norma's on the Terrace carries the legacy of the late Norma S
• Devon House I Scream — Housed in the grounds of the 1881 Devon House national heritage site at 26 Hope Road, Kingston, Devon House I Scream has been named by National Geographic among
• Tracks & Records — Part sports bar, part Caribbean restaurant, Tracks & Records on Constant Spring Road in Kingston is co-owned by Olympic sprint legend Usain Bolt and themed arou
• Redbones Blues Cafe — Redbones is a Kingston institution — a Caribbean-fusion restaurant and live-music venue set in an old timber house on Argyle Road near Half Way Tree. The walls
• Susie's Bakery & Coffee Bar — A long-established New Kingston bakery and coffee bar inside the Sovereign Centre on Hope Road, Susie's is a lunchtime and weekend staple for Kingstonians. The
• Tamarind Indian — Tamarind is widely regarded as Kingston's best Indian restaurant, serving Indo-Pakistani cuisine from a converted house on Chelsea Avenue in Kingston 5. The lon
• Susan's Bakery — Susan's Bakery is a long-established Kingston bakery best known for traditional Jamaican cakes — the rich, rum-soaked black fruit cake served at Christmas and w
• East — East Japanese Restaurant sits inside the Marketplace complex on Constant Spring Road in Kingston and is one of the capital's more established Asian-fusion dinin
• Mais Oui Bistro — Mais Oui is a small, neighbourhood French bistro in Kingston, serving the sort of menu — steak frites, escargot, onion soup, duck confit, fresh-baked croissants
• Café Africa — Café Africa is a plant-based Caribbean café in Kingston drawing on the Rastafari ital tradition — no salt, no meat, no processed foods — with a menu that leans

ROOTS in Kingston (10)

• Bob Marley Museum — The most important music pilgrimage site in the Caribbean, set at 56 Hope Road in uptown Kingston in the Georgian house Bob Marley bought in 1975 and lived in u
• Devon House — 19th-century Georgian mansion at 26 Hope Road, Kingston, built in 1881 for George Stiebel, widely recognised as Jamaica's first black millionaire. A designated
• National Gallery of Jamaica — The oldest and largest public art gallery in the English-speaking Caribbean, founded in 1974 and housed at 12 Ocean Boulevard on the downtown Kingston waterfron
• Trench Town Culture Yard — The government-yard housing on Lower First Street in Trench Town, Kingston, where Bob Marley, Bunny Wailer, and Peter Tosh grew up, rehearsed, and recorded thei
• Port Royal — The 17th-century English buccaneer and naval port at the tip of the Palisadoes peninsula in Kingston Harbour, once described as the richest and wickedest city i
• Emancipation Park — Seven-acre public park at the corner of Knutsford Boulevard and Oxford Road in New Kingston, opened in 2002. The park is anchored by Laura Facey's striking bron
• National Heroes Park — A 74-acre historic park at Heroes Circle in Kingston, formerly the Kingston Race Course, and today the burial and memorial site of Jamaica's seven National Hero
• Tuff Gong Recording Studios — The recording studio Bob Marley founded on Marcus Garvey Drive in Kingston, moved from its original Hope Road home and still a working studio, pressing plant, a
• Liberty Hall — The legacy site of Jamaica's first National Hero, Marcus Mosiah Garvey, located at 76 King Street in downtown Kingston. The restored Liberty Hall was originally
• Marcus Garvey Statue — The towering bronze statue of Marcus Mosiah Garvey, Jamaica's first National Hero, set within National Heroes Park in Kingston. Garvey, born in St. Ann's Bay in

ALIVE in Kingston (9)

• Jamaica Carnival — Jamaica Carnival is a six-week soca-driven fete season that builds through the Lenten period and climaxes on Easter weekend with Road March through Kingston. Ba
• Jamaica Food and Drink Festival — The Jamaica Food and Drink Festival is a multi-event umbrella festival celebrating Jamaican and Caribbean cuisine, staged across multiple Kingston venues each O
• Boys & Girls Athletics Champs — Held every March at the National Stadium in Kingston, the Inter-Secondary Schools Boys and Girls Athletics Championships (universally known as Champs) is the wo
• Curry Festival — The Curry Festival is an annual food festival in Kingston celebrating Jamaica's Indo-Caribbean culinary heritage, brought to the island by East Indian indenture
• Pork Palooza — Pork Palooza is the pork-focused day within the wider Jamaica Food and Drink Festival, staged at Hope Gardens in Kingston. For one day every February, Kingston
• Chocolate Festival — The Chocolate Festival is the sweet finale of the Jamaica Food and Drink Festival series, staged at Hope Gardens in Kingston. Jamaica's growing community of cra
• Kingston City Run — The Kingston City Run is an annual road race through the streets of Jamaica's capital, with 5K, 10K and family fun-walk options. Beyond the competitive race the
• Sigma Run — The Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run is the largest road race in Jamaica, a 5K fundraiser staged in Kingston each February with more than 25,000 participants in its
• BVR Bryans Vintage Rally — The Bryans Vintage Rally is an annual vintage and classic-car rally that winds through Kingston and up into the Blue Mountains, bringing together restored class

VIBES in Kingston (8)

• Quad Nightclub — Quad is Kingston's largest nightclub, housed on four floors at 20 Trinidad Terrace in New Kingston. Each floor runs its own identity: Christopher's (jazz/live),
• Triple Century Sports Bar — Triple Century is a New Kingston sports bar connected to Jamaican cricket great Courtney Walsh, on Knutsford Boulevard in the heart of the business district. Th
• Cuddy'z Sports Bar — Cuddy'z (as in 'Cuddy', Courtney Walsh's cricketing nickname) is a New Kingston sports bar co-owned by the West Indies fast-bowling legend, located in the New K
• Mirage Nightclub — Mirage is a New Kingston-area nightclub in Half Way Tree, the commercial heart of Kingston's city core. The main music leans to dancehall, Afrobeats and hip-hop
• CRU Bar & Kitchen — CRU Bar & Kitchen sits on the grounds of the historic Devon House in Kingston — the late-19th-century great house built by Jamaica's first black millionaire, Ge
• Sky Lounge & Grill — Sky Lounge & Grill is a rooftop bar and kitchen above the Marketplace complex on Constant Spring Road in Kingston, with open-air seating looking across the city
• Christopher's Jazz Café — Christopher's is the live-jazz room on the top floor of the Quad Nightclub complex at 20 Trinidad Terrace, New Kingston. The programme runs live jazz most night
• Voodoo Lounge at Quad — The Voodoo Lounge is one of the four floors of the Quad Nightclub complex in New Kingston, positioned as the property's chill-out, lounge-and-hookah room. Cockt

JAMAICAN in Kingston (7)

• S Hotel Kingston — S Hotel Kingston is a modern five-star boutique on St Lucia Avenue in New Kingston, formerly trading as the Spanish Court Hotel before a rebrand. It has a rooft
• The Jamaica Pegasus — The Jamaica Pegasus has been New Kingston's flagship business hotel for roughly half a century, anchoring the Knutsford Boulevard cluster of embassies, corporat
• AC Hotel by Marriott Kingston — Part of Marriott's design-led AC brand, AC Hotel Kingston is a modern business hotel on Lady Musgrave Road, a short drive from New Kingston's financial district
• The Courtleigh Hotel & Suites — The Courtleigh is a 126-room four-star business hotel on Knutsford Boulevard in the heart of New Kingston, part of the Jamaican-owned Courtleigh Hospitality Gro
• Knutsford Court Hotel — Knutsford Court is a 178-room four-star business hotel on Chelsea Avenue in the heart of New Kingston, sister property to The Courtleigh. The hotel has conferen
• Terra Nova All Suite Hotel — Terra Nova is a 41-suite boutique hotel set in a converted 1920s Kingston mansion on Waterloo Road, Kingston 10. The property has a long history as one of the c
• Liguanea Club — The Liguanea Club is a historic Kingston members' club founded in 1910 and located on Knutsford Boulevard in the heart of New Kingston. Alongside its tennis cou

TOGETHER in Kingston (7)

• Woman Inc — Crisis Hotline & Shelter — Woman Inc is Jamaica's longest-running dedicated women's crisis organisation, founded in 1984 and based at 7 Denham Avenue in Kingston. It operates a 24-hour cr
• Bureau of Gender Affairs — The Bureau of Gender Affairs is Jamaica's national gender machinery, housed at 5–9 South Odeon Avenue, Kingston 10, under the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Enter
• WROC — Women's Resource & Outreach Centre — Founded in 1983, WROC is one of Jamaica's oldest feminist community-development NGOs, based at 47 Beechwood Avenue, Kingston 5. Its work is rooted in human-righ
• YWCA Jamaica — The Young Women's Christian Association of Jamaica, at 2 Camp Road, Kingston, is part of the global YWCA movement. Activities include confidential counselling f
• Victoria Jubilee Hospital — Maternity — The main public maternity hospital in Jamaica, on North Street in downtown Kingston, founded 1887 to mark Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee. 'Jubilee' is the Engl
• Office of the Children's Advocate — The Office of the Children's Advocate is a constitutional watchdog, at 72 Harbour Street, Kingston, created under the Child Care and Protection Act to protect t
• Heart Foundation of Jamaica — The Heart Foundation of Jamaica is based at 28 Beechwood Avenue, Kingston 5. It runs free and low-cost blood pressure, cholesterol, and BMI screenings, public-e

JAMAICAN in Kingston (4)

• Hope Zoo Kingston — Jamaica's only zoo, set within the grounds of Hope Botanical Gardens on Old Hope Road in Kingston. Hope Zoo cares for more than a thousand animals, including ro
• Hope Botanical Gardens — 200-acre botanical gardens on Old Hope Road in Kingston, established in the 19th century as the Castleton Annex and today the largest public green space in the
• Children's Museum of Jamaica (Liberty Hall) — Interactive museum space for children run in association with Liberty Hall at 76 King Street in downtown Kingston, the heritage site dedicated to Marcus Garvey.
• Carlong Bookshop & Activity Centre — Bookshop and activity centre operated by Carlong Publishers, Jamaica's leading publisher of children's and educational books, at 33 Half Way Tree Road in Kingst

JAMAICA in Kingston (3)

• Norman Manley International Airport (KIN) — Norman Manley International Airport, code KIN, serves Jamaica's capital Kingston and sits on the Palisadoes peninsula across the harbour from the city. It is th
• Uber Kingston — Uber operates in Kingston and the wider St Andrew parish, functioning much as it does elsewhere — app-based booking, upfront pricing, cashless or cash payment d
• InterMetro Bus Service — InterMetro provides inter-city bus services connecting Kingston with its surrounding parishes, generally covering shorter routes than the long-haul Knutsford Ex

SHORES in Kingston (2)

• Lime Cay — Lime Cay is a tiny uninhabited sand island off the Palisadoes peninsula, reached by a 15–20 minute motor-boat ride from Port Royal on Kingston Harbour. It is Ki
• Cane River Falls — Cane River Falls is a small waterfall and swimming hole just east of Kingston at Bull Bay, in the foothills of the Blue Mountains. The pool at the base of the f

JAMAICA in Kingston (1)

• Bob Marley Museum — The Bob Marley Museum occupies Marley's former home and recording base at 56 Hope Road in Kingston, where he lived from 1975 until his death in 1981. The house

JAMAICA in Kingston (1)

• Royal Jamaica Yacht Club — The Royal Jamaica Yacht Club sits on the Palisadoes peninsula across Kingston Harbour from the city, next to Norman Manley International Airport. Established in

Frequently Asked

Where is Kingston in Jamaica?

Kingston is in the Kingston / St. Andrew parish on Jamaica' South Coast (Capital).

What is Kingston known for?

Bob Marley Museum, Devon House, National Gallery, Emancipation Park, Trench Town, Sabina Park, Tuff Gong studios

How many venues does GetJamHub track in Kingston?

GetJamHub tracks 266 verified venues, businesses, and resources in Kingston.