Saint Thomas: See
=== Charlotte Amalie ===
St Thomas Historical Trust Museum, 5332 Raadets Gade (btwn Main St & the waterfront). Thu-Fri 10AM-2PM, Sat 11AM-3PM. Collections of West Indian art and antiques, some pieces dating back to the 1600s, are on display. There are many photographs and paintings of historical sites on St. Thomas and Hassel Island. Also displayed are artifacts recovered from shipwrecks in Charlotte Amalie harbor and from archaeological excavations around the island. free. (updated Dec 2025)
Paradise Point offers an excellent view of the harbor and Charlotte Amalie. The Skyride takes about 5 minutes each way, and costs US$21. Up top is a short walking trail where many local flowers and birds can be found.
St. Thomas Synagogue the second oldest synagogue under the flag of the United States of America.
Charlotte Amalie Harbor is one of the most beautiful harbors to be found anywhere. There are almost always lots of sailboats and yachts moored in the harbor, many with windmills spinning away. It's ringed by hills, and when there are several cruise ships docked, it can be quite a sight.
99 steps Built by the Danes in the mid 18th century, to climb up and down the steep hills of Charlotte Amalie. The bricks used to build the steps were brought from Denmark as ballast in the hulls of sailing ships.
1 Fort Christian, Veterans Dr. Mon-Fri 9AM-4PM. A bright red Danish-build fort from the mid 1600s. Its museum has exhibits of historical photos and artifacts, furniture, a cane press, local flora and fauna and more. The fort's roof affords nice panoramic views of the harbor. Adults: $3, under 16 free. $10/adult, $7/child, $5/local, $3/local student. (updated Dec 2025)
Coral World. Coki Point northeast shore Spend the day at Coral World Ocean Park, one of St. Thomas’s Greatest Attractions. Get up close and personal with the beauty and magic of Caribbean marine life in a stunning setting. View life on a coral reef from the unique Undersea Observatory. Pet a shark, hand feed a stingray or a rainbow lorikeet! There are several gift shops, cafes and shower facilities. Additional activities include brand new dive operations Snuba and Power Snorkel as well as the Sea Lion Splash, Sea Trek Helmet Dive, Shark and Turtle Encounters, Nautilus Semi-Sub, and Parasailing. Located next to Coki Beach. Open 9AM-5PM daily, November - May. Summer schedule may vary.