Culture & History · St. Thomas
Culture & History / St. Thomas
A downtown Charlotte Amalie gallery on St. Thomas, between the Waterfront and Main Street, that doubles as a cafe and wine bar, event venue and art hotel. It runs as the nonprofit Atelier St Thomas Arts Foundation, with year-round exhibitions, workshops and youth enrichment programs.
A choice that fits
Confirm current details directly: Setting, Access, Published hours, Reservation policy, Operating notices.
Keep exploring
Culture & History
A genealogy and Caribbean history library on the second floor of Building 3 in Al Cohen's Plaza at the top of Raphune Hill, St. Thomas, above the Paint Depot and next to Mango Tango Art Gallery. Founded in 2000, it holds over 5,000 books, periodicals and microfilms and runs entirely on memberships and donations. Confirm opening times before you visit.
View listing
Culture & History
The Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts keeps its St. Thomas location at 1549 Dronningens Gade in Charlotte Amalie, with a second at 10 Strand Street in Frederiksted on St. Croix. The non-profit has run exhibitions, workshops and classes for all ages for 30 years. Confirm opening times and current exhibitions before you visit.
View listing
Culture & History
Danish settlers built this red-walled stone fort in the 1670s to defend Charlotte Amalie Harbor, which it still overlooks. It has served since as a government building, a courthouse, a jail and a place of worship, and now works as a museum where visitors see the dungeons, courtroom, chapel and rooftop.
View listing
Culture & History
A Lutheran church in Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas, its congregation established in 1666 and its Georgian building completed in 1793. The territorial tourism board counts it among the oldest Lutheran churches in the Western Hemisphere.
View listing