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99 Steps
An 18th-century step-street climbing Government Hill in Charlotte Amalie, built from stone bricks carried to St. Thomas aboard Danish tall ships. Despite the name, the staircase has 103 steps.
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Five acres of aquariums, outdoor pools and nature trails at Coki Point on St. Thomas, with undersea adventures and marine animal encounters. The park also runs the Coral World Ocean and Reef Initiative for coral research and wildlife rehabilitation.
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Five acres of aquariums, outdoor pools and nature trails at Coki Point on St. Thomas, with undersea adventures and marine animal encounters. The park also runs the Coral World Ocean and Reef Initiative for coral research and wildlife rehabilitation.
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1 / 1 · Coral World Ocean Park's Undersea Observatory tower standing offshore at Coki Point, St. Thomas.
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An 18th-century step-street climbing Government Hill in Charlotte Amalie, built from stone bricks carried to St. Thomas aboard Danish tall ships. Despite the name, the staircase has 103 steps.
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Skytsborg, the Danish watchtower built in 1679 on a hill above the harbor at Charlotte Amalie, is one of five National Historic Landmarks in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Visitors climb the original tower.
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A Caribbean Cinemas movie theater on Weymouth Rhymer Highway, between Tutu and Sugar Estate on St. Thomas. Confirm current showtimes and ticket options directly with the theater.
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An overlook on St. Thomas above the point where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Caribbean Sea, with Magens Bay in view. Its name comes from a green 1930s bench, and legend holds Sir Francis Drake watched for Spanish ships from here.
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