Charlotte Amalie
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This bustling town hides its history behind the doors of busy shops, but savvy strollers stop for a look at the buildings’ interesting architecture and old stone walls. The town area is anchored by the huge red Fort Christian on the east and, to the west, the covered market where planters once bought slaves, now used as a produce and crafts market. To the south sits a lively harbor, and, to the north, hillside streets filled with colonial homes and other historic buildings (seeHistoric Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas).
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St. John Blues FestivalThe St John Blues Festival takes place every spring at venues throughout the town, including Island Blues and Shipwreck Landing in Coral Bay and Mongoose Junction Courtyard and Wharfside Village in... Read more
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International Rolex RegattaEvery spring, St Thomas is the proud host of one of the world's greatest yacht races - the International Rolex Regatta. The rich and famous converge on St Thomas Yacht Club in their state-of-the-art... Read more
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Triathlon Jump Up!The Jump Up! street celebrations in Christiansted take place four times a year in February, April, July and November. The Triathlon Jump Up! is a chance for some healthy partying before the... Read more
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