Museum of Antigua & Barbuda: A Window into the Nation's Soul

Getting There

• Walking

  The Museum of Antigua and Barbuda is located on Long Street in St. John's, a few blocks west of the East Bus Station. From the cruise port at Heritage Quay, walk south along High Street, then turn left onto Long Street. The museum will be on your right. Walking from the cruise port takes about 10-15 minutes.

• Public Transport

  St. John's is the central hub for Antigua's bus system. Buses depart from the East and West Bus Stations to various points on the island. From either station, the museum is a short walk away. From the East Bus Station, walk west along Independence Avenue, then turn left onto Long Street. From the West Bus Station, walk east along Market Street, then turn right onto Long Street. Bus fares within St. John's are typically around EC$3.

• Taxi

  Taxis are readily available throughout St. John's. A short taxi ride from the cruise port or either bus station to the museum should cost approximately US$7-US$10. Be sure to confirm the fare with the driver before starting your journey. Several taxi companies operate on the island and can be contacted for pick-ups.

• Parking

  Parking in St. John's can be challenging, especially during peak hours. Limited on-street parking is available, but it's subject to restrictions. Several paid parking lots are located in the city center, including Heritage Quay Parking Lot, Market Street Parking Lot and High Street Parking Lot. Expect to pay around EC$5 for two hours of parking. Be aware of parking regulations, as unauthorized parking can result in fines or vehicles being towed.