This building houses the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago.

Also called Brian Lara Promenade, this crowded area runs the width of the center of Port of Spain.

A touring dance group, which doubles as a dance school for novices interested in learning Trinidadian dance such as calypso.

One of Trinidad's most well-known mud volcanoes, Devil's Woodyard erupts infrequently but dramatically.

The quiet bay on the southwestern shore of Chacachacare.

A small waterfall located on Trinidad's northeastern coast.

With prior arrangements, visitors can receive a tour of the facilities where several popular Caribbean beers are made.

Tours are given of the facilities where this famous drink is made.

One of the island's more stunning waterfalls.

Lord Kitchener, one of the most famous calypso performers ever, puts on an annual event with many top calypso stars.

An interesting collection of small shops, including bookstores, clothing stores and cafes, all specializing in Caribbean goods.