Fort Charles

Among Port Royal's five unique posts, Fort Charles is the special case that survived the 1692 tremor, in spite of the fact that it sank 1m. Jamaica's scope and longitude are estimated from the flagstaff of Fort Charles. At the tallness of its brilliance, the fortification was secured by 104 weapons. Numerous guns still bring up from the structure and are unmistakable today. In the focal point of the patio lies the Maritime Museum with a noteworthy show of items recuperated from the depressed city, including china, stoneware and weapons.

There is additionally in plain view a model of the Jamaica Producer payload ship. A British maritime saint, Horatio Nelson was positioned here for 30 months and there is a reestablished raised stage behind the gallery known as Nelson's Quarterdeck. A plaque on the mass of the King's Battery, to one side of the fundamental passageway of the historical center, remembers his chance here.