Redcliffe Quay & Heritage Quay
Redcliffe Quay / Heritage Quay
Two adjoining harbourfront quarters in the capital: Redcliffe Quay, with galleries and shops in converted old warehouses, and Heritage Quay, a duty-free shopping hub.
Redcliffe Quay was an 18th-century warehouse and trading wharf tied to the slave trade. Its restored stone-and-timber warehouses now house galleries, craft shops and cafés, giving the area a quiet atmosphere. Next door to the north, Heritage Quay leads directly to the cruise terminal and is the hub for duty-free jewelry, rum and souvenirs. Both are a few minutes' walk away, making them ideal for shopping on cruise-ship days. Many shops close on Sundays and public holidays. The neighboring market area is busiest on Saturday mornings.
Opening hours
Shop approx. 09:00–17:00; most closed on Sundays
Nearby sights
- Museum of Antigua and Barbuda
- St. John's Cathedral
- Fort James
- Dickenson Bay
- Fort Barrington
- Jolly Beach
- Mount Obama
- Fig Tree Drive