Antigua and Barbuda Art + Historical pictures

• Caribbean
• World

This small Caribbean island is a popular haunt for the beauty of its beaches and the tranquility of its waters.

The restored ruins of this once-grand plantation are a striking reminder of Antigua’s sugar boom and the appalling slavery that defined the period.  

Stand on the walls of this ruined fortress, enjoy sublime views and contemplate the challenges faced by colonists in defending the harbor.

An idyllic beach that offers breathtaking views and diverse marine animal life, as well as scenic walking trails that lead to geological wonders.

Walk in the footsteps of Admiral Lord Nelson and visit the cafés, galleries and museum located inside the restored Georgian houses of this boatyard.

Admire the view of the Caribbean Sea and St. John’s and examine the powder magazine and gun emplacements of this beachside fort.

This small Caribbean island is a popular haunt for the beauty of its beaches and the tranquility of its waters.

Stand on the walls of this ruined fortress, enjoy sublime views and contemplate the challenges faced by colonists in defending the harbor.

The restored ruins of this once-grand plantation are a striking reminder of Antigua’s sugar boom and the appalling slavery that defined the period.  

Ascend the large staircase to this hilltop delight and admire the stained-glass windows and dark pitch pine furnishing of the interior.

Walk in the footsteps of Admiral Lord Nelson and visit the cafés, galleries and museum located inside the restored Georgian houses of this boatyard.

Admire the view of the Caribbean Sea and St. John’s and examine the powder magazine and gun emplacements of this beachside fort.

Stand on the walls of this ruined fortress, enjoy sublime views and contemplate the challenges faced by colonists in defending the harbor.

The restored ruins of this once-grand plantation are a striking reminder of Antigua’s sugar boom and the appalling slavery that defined the period.  

This small Caribbean island is a popular haunt for the beauty of its beaches and the tranquility of its waters.

This small Caribbean island is a popular haunt for the beauty of its beaches and the tranquility of its waters.

See the daunting reminders of the island’s slave trade and learn about the Arawak people in the city’s oldest surviving building.

The restored ruins of this once-grand plantation are a striking reminder of Antigua’s sugar boom and the appalling slavery that defined the period.  

The restored ruins of this once-grand plantation are a striking reminder of Antigua’s sugar boom and the appalling slavery that defined the period.  

Admire the view of the Caribbean Sea and St. John’s and examine the powder magazine and gun emplacements of this beachside fort.

See the daunting reminders of the island’s slave trade and learn about the Arawak people in the city’s oldest surviving building.

Walk in the footsteps of Admiral Lord Nelson and visit the cafés, galleries and museum located inside the restored Georgian houses of this boatyard.

Take a guided tour of this 18th-century colonial house to learn about its former residents, who range from kings to naval commanders.

See the daunting reminders of the island’s slave trade and learn about the Arawak people in the city’s oldest surviving building.