Discover antic beauty in Farley Hill National Park

Striving hard with its destiny from 1818, Farley Hill National Park stands out as a remarkable piece of admiration for approaching tourists till today. Earlier owned by Sir Graham Briggs, Farley Hill later came up as an island's most luxurious and impressive house with the addition of more rooms to it. Briggs maintained the place in a way that Farley house was looked up on as a mode of great royal entertainment for the visitors to this place. Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Farley Hill National Park placed in the parish of St. Andrew, was destroyed by fire in 1965, leaving behind remnants in the form of wall. Later, the house was opened by Queen Elizabeth in 1966 in the form of Farley Hill National Park, which is now a place for celebration of Barbados Jazz Festival and the Annual Barbados Reggae Festival. This park with lovely features can surely add to the list of your trip.