For your safety, we kindly advise that when leaving the hotel, consider traveling in groups.

The Brix Hotels offers multiple dining choices, including a rooftop restaurant.

Recommendations of nearby restaurants can be found at the following link

https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/posak-the-brix-autograph-collection/dining/

Please respect dress codes at restaurants as they are strongly enforced.

The night market at Queen’s Park Savannah is the perfect spot to grab local food during the warm evenings in Port of Spain. Whether it’s doubles or corn soup, shawarmas/gyros or jerk chicken, bake and shark or shaved ice.

Celebrate the vibrant Carnival spirit around this time! If you're interested in attending a Carnival fete additional information will be available closer to the wedding date.

Immersing in the rich cultural tapestry of the islands, Carnival fetes showcase the diverse music genres of soca, calypso, and steelpan, creating an electrifying atmosphere.

Attending a Trinidad and Tobago Carnival fete is not just about the music; it's a multisensory experience that includes dazzling costumes, delectable local cuisine, and an infectious energy.

Revelers can expect to dance the night away to infectious beats, sip on tropical drinks, and savor the fusion of flavors that define the culinary delights of the islands.

The Emperor Valley Zoo is the main zoo in Trinidad and Tobago, located north of the Queen’s Park Savannah and west of the Botanic Gardens in Port of Spain. It is also the only zoo in the Caribbean to house Lions, Giraffes, an entertaining Giant Otter and a 30 year old 12 foot Crocodile.

Established in 1818, the Royal Botanic Gardens is one of the oldest in the Western Hemisphere, offering a glimpse into Trinidad's botanical heritage.

There are many other fun activities including zip lining, Five Islands Water & Amusement Park, food tours, etc. Please feel free to do research and immerse yourself in the Caribbean lifestyle.