Dronningens Gade or Main Street is the major artery and famous street where many of the unique and glamorous shops, for which Charlotte Amalie is known, are found.

A Georgian-style church with a sweeping stairway and antique chandelier.

Mountain Top is located at the highest point on St. Peter Mountain, it has beautiful views of Magens Bay and the northside of St Thomas.  There is also a small shopping area with the usual touristy...

An exquisitely restored 18th-century Danish house with a collection of West Indian antiques.

Follow a nature trail that leads you through nearly 200 varieties of tropical plants and an orchid jungle, wander through a gallery displaying local art, or take a sip of complimentary rum punch when you visit these scenic botanical gardens that are perched on a mountainside 1,000 feet above sea level.

The walking tour is a great way to see the historic sites of St. Thomas.   Part of the tour takes you up 99 Steps, past a V.I. government buildi... to the top where Blackbeards Castle is located...

Sephardic Jews fleeing the Spanish Inquisition built the oldest active synagogue in the U.S. territories.

A haven for hikers, more than 135 acres of this island located in Charlotte Amalie harbor is part of the Virgin Islands National Park.

This 17th-century Danish fort houses a museum featuring a collection of Amerindian relics.

Once the 17th-century Fort Skytsborg, Blackbeard’s Castle was re-named for the pirate who frequently visited the island.

The wreck of this former Coast Guard cutter makes a great dive site.

Otherwise known as Kyst Vejen, this shop-filled road runs parallel to the waterfront.

Running parallel to the waterfront, Back Street, or Vimmelskaft Gade, is a bustling shopping area.

This 400-foot long freighter sunk off the southern coast of St. Thomas, encrusted as it is with marine growth, makes for great diving.