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What to See in Bermuda
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UNESCO World Heritage Site
Bermuda has one site inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list:
Historic Town of St George's and Related Fortifications (2000)
The large northern town, former capital of Bermuda, is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its fortifications and 17th–18th century buildings. Several beautiful beaches nearby, such as Tobacco Bay, Clearwater Beach, and Achilles Bay.
The large northern town, former capital of Bermuda, is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its fortifications and 17th–18th century buildings. Several beautiful beaches nearby, such as Tobacco Bay, Clearwater Beach, and Achilles Bay.
Cities and Cultural Heritage
Flatts Village
Between Hamilton and St. George's, this small port is home to the "Aquarium, Museum & Zoo," one of the archipelago's main attractions. A pleasant family beach nearby at Shelly Bay.
Between Hamilton and St. George's, this small port is home to the "Aquarium, Museum & Zoo," one of the archipelago's main attractions. A pleasant family beach nearby at Shelly Bay.
Hamilton
The small capital has several museums, a beautiful cathedral, the remains of forts, various colonial-style buildings, and many shops popular with cruise passengers.
The small capital has several museums, a beautiful cathedral, the remains of forts, various colonial-style buildings, and many shops popular with cruise passengers.
Royal Naval Dockyard
This is the former British naval port, located on Somerset Island, which operated from the late 18th century until 1995. Since then, the site has housed the maritime museum and has primarily been developed to accommodate large cruise ships.
This is the former British naval port, located on Somerset Island, which operated from the late 18th century until 1995. Since then, the site has housed the maritime museum and has primarily been developed to accommodate large cruise ships.
St. George's
The large northern town, former capital of Bermuda, is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its fortifications and 17th–18th century buildings. Several beautiful beaches nearby, such as Tobacco Bay, Clearwater Beach, and Achilles Bay.
The large northern town, former capital of Bermuda, is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its fortifications and 17th–18th century buildings. Several beautiful beaches nearby, such as Tobacco Bay, Clearwater Beach, and Achilles Bay.
Natural Heritage
Horseshoe Bay
One of the most beautiful and popular beaches in the territory, with many others along this southern stretch of coastline (Coral, Stonehole, Chaplin, Elbow Beach...). Great for diving.
One of the most beautiful and popular beaches in the territory, with many others along this southern stretch of coastline (Coral, Stonehole, Chaplin, Elbow Beach...). Great for diving.
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St. George's
★★★ The large northern town, former capital of Bermuda, is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its fortifications and 17th–18th century…
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Crystal and Fantasy Caves
★★ These are the most famous caves to visit in Bermuda.
Hamilton
★★ The small capital has several museums, a beautiful cathedral, the remains of forts, various colonial-style buildings, and many shops…
Horseshoe Bay
★★ One of the most beautiful and popular beaches in the territory, with many others along this southern stretch of coastline (Coral…
Flatts Village
★ Between Hamilton and St. George's, this small port is home to the "Aquarium, Museum & Zoo," one of the archipelago's main attractions. A…
Royal Naval Dockyard
★ This is the former British naval port, located on Somerset Island, which operated from the late 18th century until 1995. Since then, the…