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Arima Town Hall

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📍 Sorzano Street Arima

Description

Arima Town Hall is an important civic and heritage landmark in Arima. It was declared a Royal Charter on 1 August 1888 by Queen Victoria. According to the National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago, it was the only Royal Borough of its kind in the Colonial Caribbean. The Town Hall has served as the seat of the Borough Council and following recent refurbishment works was officially reopened on 19 August 2026, providing a renewed space for community, culture, civic engagement and public service.

Details

Opening Hours: Drive- by viewing available. Visits by advance requests.

Contact: Arima Town Hall: 1-868-667-3449 or 1-868-612-4222 or email: [email protected] Contact: National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago at 1-868-225-4750/1-868-706-6316 or 1-868- 633-4733 (TTITOA) or 1-868-324-9167 (Tour Guide Association) for general tour opportunities.

Facilities

Parking: Limited parking

Washroom: Yes

Visitor Ready: Yes

Dress Code: Smart Casual

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Additional Details

State/Government Managed: Yes

Body Oversight: Arima Borough Corporation