Fort George Review

Standing in front of the town to protect the world My girlfriend and I traveled to St George these days and today we came to the famous Fort George. This castle is on the coast, and its mottled white walls are vaguely visible in its age and history. In front of the castle I saw a bronze statue, with his arms open, facing the sea, and a sense of grandeur. I climbed the wall of the castle and saw it filled with columns of artillery. These guns are black, much like I saw in Qing Palace drama. I saw on the interpreter here that the castle was a military defense fortress before, no wonder it is so magnificent, standing by the sea, protecting the peace of the whole area. The castle is now like a port, many people parked in front of it on the sea. My girlfriend and I walked to the other side of the castle and found that there was a basketball rack on the wall, where many residents played basketball. The houses next to the castle are also very distinctive, and their roofs are all red rows and scattered. Life here is really very pleasant, watching this castle, and understanding the history of this place. Practical TIPS: 1. Fort George is open every day. 2. The castle does not need tickets to watch for free. Scenic Area address: St. George's, Grenada