Top Things to do in St Martin / St Maarten
Top Restaurants in St Martin / St Maarten
Top 8 Points of Interest & Landmarks in St Martin / St Maarten, St Martin / St Maarten
Get the experience of visiting two island colonies in the same 37 square miles. Saint Maarten/Saint Martin's spicy marriage of Caribbean, French and Dutch cultures matches its physical diversity: the island is both urban and untamed, with rain forest-like landscapes, white beaches, and amazing caves and wildlife.
Restaurants in St Martin / St Maarten
1. Phillipsburg Sint Maarten
2. The Wall of Art
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 49 reviews
The Wall of Art is an outdoor museum that was created by French Artists after Hurricane Irma to show the resilience of the people of Saint-Martin to rebuild their beautiful island. It is a colorful wall full of love, passion and inspiration of over 15 artists. It is a km long....
Reviewed By Tanyamtlyogi
I’ve been coming to St Martin for years (before and after hurricane Irma) and everything about this island is magic. From the beaches to its people, a more beautiful island can’t be found! The Wall of Art was built partially to show the people’s strength and endurance after the tragedy of Irma but also to give locals and visitors a sense of hope and to feel as though you are truly part of this magical place. The Homage Hotel (formally Mercure) and its staff helped to organize this amazing art installation and it’s such a lovely part of the experience as you travel from one end of the island to the other. It’s an incredible piece of art but more importantly it symbolizes the island mentally of community and support! A must see!!!!
3. Boardwalk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,733 reviews
Shopping, Dinning, Cultural, Romantic Walk
Reviewed By Hafer1002 - Sellersville, United States
Was really nice walk up and down the beach areas. Had some good shops and local cuisine. We highly recommend visiting the area when in St Martin.
4. Wathey Square
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 46 reviews
The unofficial town center, featuring an 18th-century courthouse and a tourist information booth.
Reviewed By jeannineluc1999 - Saint-Alphonse-de-Granby, Canada
From here, you can take a moment for orientation. You will see the beach, the water taxis bringing back people to the Cruise boats, and you are just in the middle of shopping,
5. Frontstreet
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,742 reviews
This crowded street is a popular tourist center for duty-free shopping.
Reviewed By Bill13669 - Ogdensburg, United States
Front Street is the main shopping area in Philipsburg, parallels the beach and boardwalk. There are many shops with a focus on alluring the passengers from the cruise ships that come in the nearby port into their shops. They have hawkers at the doors trying to entice you in, which I am sure is the way they do business, but I find very annoying. We stayed on the Island and when the shop keepers learned of this, appeared to treat us better and in some cases gave better prices. Overall, a once stop if staying on the Island, but an area focused on the ships passengers, of which some days there are 6 ships in port and what I would term a tourist trap.
6. Galerie Escale des Iles
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 20 reviews
7. Old Street
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 317 reviews
Reviewed By margaretf212 - Langley City, Canada
Old Street is a wonderful place to wander. We were so happy to see that is has been son nicely restored since the damage from the hurricane. The builidngs are all freshly pained in lively colours and all the damage has been repaired. We were so happy to see that the old yellow car was all repaired and looks good as new! It was so smashed in the hurricane the lasst time we saw it. Well worth walking down this street and visiting the shops and/or dining venues.
8. Brown Pelicans
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By gordonm187 - Thunder Bay, Canada
An amazing bird is the pelican. It’s bill can hold more than its belly can. A great welcoming sculpture group as you leave the airport
