Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)
All rooms here are smoke free and have direct-dial phones and satellite TV. Three larger harbor-view suites cost an additional 20%. The fine restaurant (noon to 1.30pm and 7pm to 9pm), in a glassed-in conservatory, is the town's best eatery. Starters include upland goose pâté, and mains range from hamburgers to slow-braised local lamb. The Beagle Bar adjoins.
The original Malvina House was built on this site in the 1880s by sheep farmer John James Felton, who named it for his youngest daughter.
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The great peat slip of 1886, a landslide which killed two people and damaged numerous buildings, wiped out Stanley’s Holy Trinity Church. The foundation…
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Perhaps Stanley’s most photographed landmark, rambling Government House has been home to London-appointed governors since 1845 and was briefly occupied by…
1914 Battle of the Falklands Memorial
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This obelisk, just past Government House, commemorates a WWI naval engagement. On December 8, 1914, nine British ships, refueling in Stanley, quickly…
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In front of the Secretariat on Ross Rd, this wall carries the names of the 252 British military personnel and three Falklands civilians who died in the…
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On the small grassy square next to Christ Church Cathedral, the Whalebone Arch was built in 1933 to commemorate the centenary of British rule in the…
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Stanley's cemetery is fronted by the Cross of Sacrifice, a memorial to islanders who lost their lives in WWI and WWII.
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This white church with green trim was built from a Victorian prefab kit in 1892.
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This white church with green trim was built from a Victorian prefab kit in 1892.
3. 1982 Falklands War Memorial
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In front of the Secretariat on Ross Rd, this wall carries the names of the 252 British military personnel and three Falklands civilians who died in the…
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On the small grassy square next to Christ Church Cathedral, the Whalebone Arch was built in 1933 to commemorate the centenary of British rule in the…
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The great peat slip of 1886, a landslide which killed two people and damaged numerous buildings, wiped out Stanley’s Holy Trinity Church. The foundation…
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Perhaps Stanley’s most photographed landmark, rambling Government House has been home to London-appointed governors since 1845 and was briefly occupied by…
7. 1914 Battle of the Falklands Memorial
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This obelisk, just past Government House, commemorates a WWI naval engagement. On December 8, 1914, nine British ships, refueling in Stanley, quickly…
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Stanley's cemetery is fronted by the Cross of Sacrifice, a memorial to islanders who lost their lives in WWI and WWII.