Port of Spain Kreyòl ayisyen /port of spain/
Definition: n. p. Tematik: Vil
Country: Trinidad and Tobago
Population: Approximately 400,000 (including suburbs)
Famous Persons: Nicki Minaj (rapper), Dwight Yorke (footballer)
Main Economic Activities: Energy (oil, natural gas), manufacturing, finance
Landmarks: Queen's Park Savannah, National Museum and Art Gallery
Geographical Features: Gulf of Paria, Northern Range mountains
Historical Facts: Established by the Spanish in the late 16th century, Port of Spain became the capital of Trinidad and Tobago in 1757.
Inhabitant: Port of Spainite
Notes: Hosts the annual Trinidad and Tobago Carnival, one of the largest and most famous carnivals in the Caribbean.
Population: Approximately 400,000 (including suburbs)
Famous Persons: Nicki Minaj (rapper), Dwight Yorke (footballer)
Main Economic Activities: Energy (oil, natural gas), manufacturing, finance
Landmarks: Queen's Park Savannah, National Museum and Art Gallery
Geographical Features: Gulf of Paria, Northern Range mountains
Historical Facts: Established by the Spanish in the late 16th century, Port of Spain became the capital of Trinidad and Tobago in 1757.
Inhabitant: Port of Spainite
Notes: Hosts the annual Trinidad and Tobago Carnival, one of the largest and most famous carnivals in the Caribbean.
English : Port of Spain
Français : Port d'Espagne
Español : Puerto de España
Português : Porto da Espanha
