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currently, we are driving west on Port Royal Street in Downtown Kingston
This is the East Street Intersection
Port Royal Street continues straight
and the left will take you to the Waterfront
making the left onto East Street towards the Waterfront
Bank Of Jamaica building is just ahead
turning right onto Nethersole Place
Bank Of Jamaica is on the left
Scotia Bank is on the right
Jamaica Conference Centre is just ahead
making the left onto Ocean Boulevard
if I had made the right, that right would have take me onto Duke Street
we are now approaching the Waterfront
to the left is the Kingston Harbour
which is the seventh-largest natural harbour in the world.
and looking across the harbour you can see Port Royal
as well as the Norman Manley International Airport (NMIA)
on the left extending along the harbour
is the Kingston Waterfront Park
and it is a relax setting
the road to the right is Church Street
and the building to the right houses
Accountant General's Department, Pensions and Loans
to the left is the Victoria Pier
the road to the right is King Street
and
and Tax Administration Downtown Office is located just right,
also on King Street
additionally,
King Street can take you to the heart of Downtown Kingston
that is to Parade Square
at Parade Square you can find Saint William Grant Park
the road to the right here, is Orange Street
the building to the right here, houses the
Jamaica Constabulary Force Recruiting Centre
the road to the right is Princess Street
on the right we are passing Digicel Head Office
Digicel is a mobile phone network company in Jamaica
in this area was the old ferry jetty
you could have boarded the ferry here in Downtown Kingston
and go across to Port Royal
the road to the right is West Street
the town of Port Royal just across,
was once known as Sin City
the wickedest city on earth
until an earthquake tumbled much of it into the sea in 1692
yes ...
Port Royal was once referred to as the wickedest city on earth
but that is hard to imagine right now,
as it the one of the most peaceful place in Jamaica
on the left is the Kingston Craft Market
we are now at the intersection of Ocean Boulevard
Port Royal Street
and Pechon Street
Port Royal Street is running left to right
and
Pechon Street is a one-way so I can't go up that road
however,
the Coronation Market is located a few metres ahead
The Coronation Market is the largest Farmers' Market in the Caribbean
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