Seville Heritage Park
A 300-acre heritage park near St. Ann's Bay on the site of Jamaica's first Spanish settlement. The great house museum holds Taino, Spanish and African artefacts, and there is a recreated African village and the remains of an old sugar works.
Getting there
Easy. Paved, signed turn-off from the A1 west of St. Ann's Bay. Guided tours run on site. Sources disagree on admission and opening hours, so check before you go.
Before you go
- Place type
- Culture & views
- Access
- Easy access
- Guide
- Guide recommended
- Entry cost
- Reported prices differ. Ask or check on arrival.
- What to bring
- Walking shoes, water and a camera
- Safety
- Some sites are unfenced or uneven. Watch your footing and supervise children.
Details last reviewed November 2026. Conditions can change, especially after storms.
Nearby on the map
- Fire Mineral Bath (river / spring in St. Ann) about 2 km away in a straight line
- Scotchies (food in St. Ann) about 4 km away in a straight line
- Blue Heaven (waterfall in St. Ann) about 5 km away in a straight line
- Cranbrook Flower Forest (garden in St. Ann) about 6 km away in a straight line
- Little Dunn’s River Falls (waterfall in St. Ann) about 8 km away in a straight line
More spots in St. Ann
- Dornoch River Head (river / spring)
- Thatch Hill River Park (river / spring)
- Green Grotto Caves (cave)
- Lyming at Walkerswood (food)
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