Bermuda's Museums & Historic Buildings
Bermuda has a relatively short but significant history that is reflected in the museums, forts and historic buildings that are dotted around the island. Take some time out from the beach and discover a little about the island’s heritage and culture.
| Museum / Historic Site | Notes |
|---|---|
| Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo | The island's most popular tourist attraction. |
| Bermuda Cathedral | Climb to the top of the impressive spire for a great view of Hamilton. |
| Bermuda Historical Society Museum | Small museum. |
| Bermuda Maritime Museum | Dedicated to Bermuda's rich maritime history. |
| Bermuda National Trust Museum | Housed in one of the island's oldest stone buildings. |
| Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute | The BUEI’s purpose is to enhance our understanding of the mysteries of the ocean. |
| Cabinet Building | Elegant 2-storey building dating back to 1833. |
| Camden | Official residence of the Premier. |
| Carter House | Constructed circa 1640. |
| Cenotaph | Monument to honour Bermuda’s war dead. |
| City Hall & Arts Centre | Impressive building on Church Street, Hamilton. |
| Deliverance | Replica of the ship that founded Bermuda. |
| Fort Hamilton | Built in the 1870’s to defend against a possible attack by American forces. |
| Fort St Catherine | One of the first sights seen by cruise passengers. |
| Gibbs Hill Lighthouse | The oldest cast iron lighthouse in the world. |
| Old Rectory | One of the oldest buildings in St George. |
| Old State House | Bermuda’s oldest building. |
| Perot Post Office | Delightful place from which to send letters and postcards. |
| Royal Naval Dockyard | One of Bermuda’s most popular tourist areas. |
| St Peter's Church | The oldest continually used Anglican church in the Western hemisphere. |
| Sessions House | Home of the House of Assembly and Supreme Court. |
| Somerset Bridge | The smallest drawbridge in the world. |
| Tucker House Museum | Offers a glimpse into early Bermudian life. |
| Unfinished Church | This roofless structure offers some good photographic opportunities. |
| Verdmont Museum | A treasure trove of antique cedar and mahogany furniture. |
| Waterville | Headquarters of the National Trust. |