Fort Charlotte
3.5
3.5
Date of visit: March 2018
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Good
Did you know that Fort Charlotte was built in the 1650's during the First Anglo-Dutch War? It was unfortunate that when I visited, part of Fort Charlotte was closed for reconstruction.
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Average
We asked the staff at the museum who kindly told us the most accessible way to get to Fort Charlotte which was up 2 steep slopes and then across a road into the Fort.
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0We walked from the museum to Fort Charlotte so I can't comment on the parking.
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0There was no toilets so I can't comment.
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0There was no staff so I can't comment.
Additional Information
Once you leave Fort Charlotte the slope down hill to the ferry terminal is STEEP but lucky for me, Gary held on to the back of my wheelchair to save me from rolling into the traffic but his Mam was worried, but Gary was as cool as a cucumber. Gary is a G. Be like Gary.
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0.06 km
The New Harbour Cafe
0.06 km
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0.17 km
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0.19 km
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0.25 km
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0.26 km
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