Resting at the east end of St. Croix surrounded by a vital seaport and beautiful green hillsides lays Christiansted. This magnificent town is known for its modern appearance, historical yellow buildings, architectural structures, and more. Your visit to Christiansted is guaranteed to be a visit worth remembering for years to come. The architectural structures that this town acquires include amazing cobblestone walkways, old churches, and the towering Fort Christiansvaen. <br /> <br /> Compared to the five forts that are still standing, Fort Christiansvaern is the best maintained fort. Considering this fort was built in the late 1700s it has weathered many pirates and privateer battles and slave uprising. The construction of this fort sits on a small courtyard and includes corner bastions and small dark dungeons. This fort was once used by the Danish army, conformed into a jail and accommodated religious services. <br /> <br /> Another attraction of Christiansted would be the Lord God of Sabaoth Church that is situated right across the way from the main entrance of the Fort. The construction of this structure occurred early 1750's by the Danish West India and Guinea Company. In the year 1753, this church was declared sanctified and 40 years later the baroque tower and cupola was assembled. This structure was once St. Croix's first Lutheran Church, a military bakery, community hall, hospital and a school. Christiansted possesses plenty of attractions for its visitors as well as is natives, so we'll leave the other attractions for your visit.