Sam Sharpe Square is the town center where travelers will get to see historic buildings and monuments depicting the liberal movements of Samuel Sharpe, a slave who fought for the emancipation of all slaves in Jamaica in 1832. At Sam Sharpe Square, travelers will also get a chance to visit the Museum containing artifacts and pictures of olden days.

An historical eighteenth century Anglican Church built in 1774 but still operational today, will be pointed out by the tour guide. It sits along "Church street" in the city which is a street whos name was derived from the iconic Parish church.

Travelers will be taken to the Community of Mount Salem where they will see the Cornwall Regional Hospital (pass by without stopping) which serves the entire western Jamaica with urgent medical care. Travelling through the community of Mount Salem travelers will also experience how persons with a low income lives. Our journey will also take us into the neighboring community of Catherine Mount where travelers will get to see how middle class persons live. Travelers will then enter another neighboring community Westgate Hills where the upper class persons live, finally there will be a stop at a local fruit vendor where travelers will get a chance to sample local exotic fruits.