Religious

While this church was heavily damaged by Hurricane Ivan in 2004, its bells still chime on the hour, making it a testament to the resilience of both Grenada’s inhabitants and its structures. Despite the beating St. George’s received from the storm, its early 19th-century architecture and chapel are more than worth seeing. 
 

Built in 1841, this Gothic Revival church served for over 80 years as a place of worship before it was repurposed as a primary school until 1972. 

This cathedral is known for its beautiful architecture and the impressive views from inside, especially considering its location atop a steep road. It's a must-see for its design and the views it offers.