This is maybe the best preserved/restored marine fort-battery in the Caribbean other than El Morro in San Juan. Being an historian who has helped excavate similar forts elsewhere in the world I was impressed by much of it. The main problem is that many of the key aspects and significance of this fort aren't explained too well on the self-guided... More

I'm not familiar with Caribbean History so this was good to visit and read about. the only problem that I had was that nearly all of the outdoor description stands were moldy, faded or scratched out nearly in oblivion so very difficult to read. the fort and surrounding complex was fascinating though.

Well-preserved fort, good descriptions in the info folder. Lovely views. Easy to reach. Certainly worth the time and modest admission fee.

Well worth an hour of your time to explore the history of Christiansted in this old fort. There is a well written self guided tour you can take with you as you walk around.

I love the fact that so much was preserved and that visitors can appreciate the history of the Island.

Just a lovely walk and located at the end of the boardwalk. I didn't go thru it as I was not interested but I'm sure kids would love it.

The self tour works well and the 360 degree view with Christiansted behind you and the Harbor and North Shore straight ahead is breathtaking. When you add the Steeple building, and walk the cobblestone streets, you are back in time to the 17th century.

I wish I had done the historic walking tour so I could learn more about it. Run by the national parks service so it is well maintained.

Too bad it isn't fixed up nicer. Several of the displays were so bleached out and the lighting so poor that it was hard to read. But what they had was interesting.