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1. Admiralty House Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)The park, site of the extravagant, now mostly demolished, home of a former admiral of the British Navy, has man-made caves to explore and trails...Read More
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2. Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo
Zoo/AquariumEstablished in 1926, the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo (BAMZ for short) is one of Bermuda's top attractions, with harbor seals, flocks...Read More
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3. Bermuda Botanical Gardens
GardenEstablished in 1898, the Botanical Gardens are filled with exotic subtropical plants, flowers, and trees. The 36-acre property features a miniature...Read More
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4. Bermuda National Gallery
Museum/GalleryHome to Bermuda's national art collection, the Bermuda National Gallery has permanent exhibits that include paintings by island artists as well...Read More
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5. Bermuda Perfumery and Garden (Lili Bermuda)
Museum/GalleryOriginally in Hamilton Parish but in historic Stewart Hall since 2005, this perfumery founded in 1928 allows you to visit to learn about the...Read More
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6. Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute
Museum/GalleryThe 40,000-square-foot Ocean Discovery Centre at the institute showcases local contributions to oceanographic research and undersea discovery...Read More
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7. Cooper's Island Nature Reserve
BeachPast Clearwater Beach on St. David's Island and inaccessible to vehicles, Cooper's Island Nature Reserve is a blissfully secluded spot. While...Read More
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8. Crystal and Fantasy Caves
Nature SightAs far back as 1623, Captain John Smith (of Pocahontas fame) commented on the "vary strange, darke, and cumbersome" caverns that today are a...Read More
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9. Fort Hamilton
Military SightThis imposing, moat-ringed fortress has underground passageways that were cut through solid rock by Royal Engineers in the 1860s. Built to defend...Read More
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10. Horseshoe Bay
BeachWhen locals say they're going to "the beach," they're generally referring to Horseshoe Bay, the island's most popular. With clear water, a 0...Read More
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11. Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art
Museum/GalleryThe theme of the island's first purpose-built state-of-the-art museum (2008), like that of its former incarnation (the Masterworks Foundation...Read More
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12. National Museum of Bermuda
Museum/GalleryEnsconced in Bermuda's largest fort, the museum displays its collections of maritime and historical artifacts in old munitions warehouses that...Read More
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13. Royal Naval Dockyard
Historic District/SiteOnce a military stronghold that played a role in conflicts from the War of 1812 to World War II, the restored buildings of the sprawling Royal...Read More
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14. Spittal Pond Nature Reserve
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThis Bermuda National Trust park has 64 acres for roaming, though you're asked to keep to the well-marked walkways that loop through the woods...Read More
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15. St. Peter's, Their Majesties Chappell
Religious Building/Site/ShrineBecause parts of this whitewashed stone church date back to 1620, it holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously operating Anglican...Read More
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16. Walsingham Nature Reserve and Blue Hole Park
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeIt's said that Irish poet Tom Moore (1779–1852) wrote several of his most famous poems while residing in Bermuda, and the lovely parkland just...Read More
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17. Albuoy's Point
City ParkFor a ringside seat to the show of sailboats and passenger ferries zigzagging around the many islands that dot Hamilton Harbour, grab a bench...Read More
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18. Astwood Cove and Park
BeachOn weekends you can often find lots of children and families at this small yet popular beach. The Astwood Park area is shady and grassy, with...Read More
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19. Bailey's Ice Cream
RestaurantIf you've got kids in tow—or are driving a scooter—you may want to skip the rum and stick to Bailey's—Bailey's Ice Cream, that is. The popular...Read More
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20. Bermuda Arboretum
GardenEstablished with specimens delivered to the island from the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew, sent by Queen Elizabeth II, the 22-acre parkland features...Read More
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