Antigua and Barbuda – Antigua and Barbuda's capital is Saint Johns

(Pronounced an-tee-guh and bar-boo-duh and saynt jons)

To remember the capital of Antigua and Barbuda, use the following mnemonic:

The ant was eager to barbecue the (Antigua and Barbuda) fish for St. John (Saint John's) the Baptist.

Interesting facts about Saint John’s:

- Twin-Tipped Towers: St John’s is dominated by the striking white baroque spires of St John’s Cathedral, which tower over the city skyline and can be seen from miles out at sea as ships approach the harbour.

- Natural Deep-Water Harbour: The city features a protected deep-water port that has served as a vital maritime trading hub for centuries, welcoming modern cruise ships alongside traditional local fishing boats.

- Colourful Architecture: The capital is renowned for its vibrant, pastel-coloured wooden houses and colonial buildings that line the bustling streets, creating a lively and picturesque Caribbean atmosphere.