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Address: Duke of York St
St. Peter's Church is the oldest church in Bermuda, built in 1612. It also reigns as the oldest Anglican church in the western hemisphere. Make sure that you visit the interior to see the cedar box pews and gallery. These features are architectural remnants of a past class structure that separated slaves from white...
Bermuda Botanical Gardens & Visitor Centre
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Address: 169 S Shore Rd DV 04
Explore, rest, and relax. The Bermuda Botanical Garden attracts tourists and locals alike, who spend countless hours enamored of the island's natural beauty. Guided tours are extremely informative, but if you can't catch one, you'll still encounter more than you can hope to remember in a single visit. The garden has...
Bermuda Historical Society Museum
Category: Bermuda Attractions & Activities
Address: 13 Queen St, Par-la-Ville Park, Hamilton HM 11
This Georgian-style home now houses Bermuda's public library and the Bermuda Historical Society. The house was originally built for William Bennet Perot, Hamilton's first postmaster. The museum has several noteworthy pieces of cedar furniture, antique silver, early Bermudian coins and ceramics. The sea chest and...
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Address: 1 The Keep, Royal Navy Dockyard MA 01
The largest museum in Bermuda traces the island's extensive nautical history. Housed in a 19th-century fortress built by slave labor, six large halls feature exhibits about Spanish exploration, shipbuilding and the 20th-century cruise ship industry. Also on view are the fortress's defensive ramparts, gun ports,...
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Address: 17 Church St, City Hall, Hamilton
This art museum houses an extensive collection of permanent and rotating exhibits. The museum has a special focus on preserving paintings and other works of art that depict Bermuda or are by Bermudian artists. The permanent collection includes a number of 15th to 19th century European paintings by Reynolds,...
Category: Bermuda Attractions & Activities
Address: 32 Duke of York St, Globe Hotel
This entertaining house museum chronicles its own unique history, and that of St. George's. It was built in 1699 as the Governor's residence for Samuel Day. Governor Day switched the house's title to his own name, which was not discovered until the new governor arrived to move in! The museum also has videos and...
Category: Outdoor Activities - Bermuda Attractions & Activities
Address: 8 Tulo Ln, Creekview House HM 02
The De Silva family has been leading fishing tours for many years. Boats range from 35 to 46 feet and can accommodate a variety of tour sizes. A half-day of fishing is $850. A full day is $950 to $1200, depending on the size of the boat.
Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute
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Address: 40 Crow Ln, Hamilton HM 19
Open since 1997, this interactive center simulates an ocean dive 12,000 feet under the sea. Visitors sit in a small moving capsule, surrounded by the sights and sounds of a real submarine voyage. Other exhibits teach about Bermuda's shipwrecks, marine life and the history of undersea exploration. There's also a...
Category: Bermuda Attractions & Activities
Address: 4 Duke of York St
In 1834, Bermuda's black residents were emancipated. Bermuda's Friendly Societies, an order of the Good Samaritans, helped the newly freed people with medical care, education and funeral expenses. This museum is housed in one of the original lodges run by the society. Exhibits include a history of the Friendly...
Category: Scuba Diving & Snorkeling - Bermuda Attractions & Activities
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In 1936, the Cristóbal Colón, a 480-foot Spanish luxury cruiser, ran aground off the coast of Bermuda. The ship now lies in 30 to 55 feet of water on a reef between North Rock and North Breaker. It's the largest known shipwreck in Bermuda's waters and a haven for eager divers.
