Museums
Kimme Drive, Black Rock, Tobago
Island
Tobago
Area
Black Rock, Tobago Western
Entry
3.50US
Parking
On Street
Family friendly
Yes
Kimme Drive, Black Rock, Tobago Western, Trinidad and Tobago
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About the area
Tobago Western region encompasses the island's primary tourism corridor and urban centre, stretching from ANR Robinson International Airport through Crown Point to Scarborough and northwest coast communities. The region serves as Tobago's commercial, administrative, and tourism heart, offering comprehensive accommodation, dining, services, and attractions. Crown Point anchors tourism infrastructure with hotels, restaurants, dive operators, and entertainment, while Scarborough provides capital city services, shopping, and administrative functions. Communities throughout the region offer beach access, historical sites, residential areas, and local businesses. The region benefits from developed infrastructure, transportation facilities, and tourist services that support Tobago's economy. Tobago Western continues to balance tourism development with community needs and cultural preservation, maintaining authentic character while providing quality visitor experiences and essential services for residents.
5 Reviews on “Kimme Museum, Black Rock, Trinidad and Tobago”
Once home and atelier of a German born artist Kimme, now a museum known as “The Castle”. For a small fee of $3.50, one can see Kimme’s large sculptures resembling local culture of Tobago. A must see!
Unique sculptures of German born artist Luise Kimme are indeed a treat for the eyes. She was depicting Trinidadian folklore, dancers – girls and boys in traditional clothes. As an art major and future sculptor, I find her work amazing and fascinating. The visit was affordable and perfect.
Kimme Museum is a museum that will bring you closer to the island’s culture and history and if you’re willing to pay a modest fee for the entrance I’m sure you will have a splendid time. The name comes from the German artist who used to live in there. I found myself having enjoying the day at the museum although I could have easily drifted off on some of the beaches.
Art with the soul!
Soulful little place where you can see some interesting things related to the Trinidad’s history. I didn’t expect to see people there at all, but there were some enthusiast just like myself.