fiogf49gjkf0d The only trace of modernity in Dominica's capital,
ROSEAU
(pronounced rose-oh), is its lengthy, tidy waterfront promenade,
Bay Front
. Otherwise, the compact town is a colourful assortment of ramshackle West Indian
colonial houses
with louvred windows, intricate fretwork, and sagging second-floor balconies held up over narrow streets by stilts. Despite the town's obvious poverty, it's a remarkably atmospheric place to stomp about: the roads get narrower as you head in from the harbourside area, passing covered
markets
and distinctive
cornerhouses
.
Other useful information
for tourists (each section contains more specific sub-sections):
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