Gibbs Lighthouse in Southampton allows for a splendid view of the entire island, and of the ocean. If you don't mind heights, and the 100 and some stairs, then it's a great place for you!! Resturant on the bottom is very good. Cozy place! Also as you climb the light house you can stop and look out from small windows, and read about Bermuda and the lighthouse.
Crystal Caves The Crystal Caves was discovered in 1907 by two boys playing ball. When the ball went down a hole they went in after it and were surprised by the sight that is now open to all. The Caves are 120 feet underground and filled with stalagmites and stalactites. Well worth the time if you are in Bermuda.
Spittal Pond Spittal Pond is a 60-acre nature park, and is open for all to roam on foot. There are more than 25 species of waterfowl that spend winter at this park. This is also the location of the original Spanish Rock. This rock was found by early settlers with a rough carving of the date 1543, and some other illegible inscriptions. It was determined that in 1543, a Portuguese ship was shipwrecked on the island and the carvings were thought to be the initials R P (for Rex Portugaline), and the badge of the Portuguese Order of Christ. The original rock was removed to prevent further damage by weather erosion, and there is now a bronze casting in its place.
Fort Hamilton Happy Valley Road. This fort, built to protect Hamilton Harbour, has panoramic views. A peaceful place with well-tended lawns, a garden moat, dungeons, and never-used, 18-tonne artillery pieces relocated here from Fort Langton.
Cenataph This monument was built to remember all those who gave their lives to defend the mother country during World War 1 & World War 2. Rememberance Day is the day that wreaths are laid at the Cenataph to honour the war dead.
Old Devonshire Church On Middle Road Devonshire stands the Old Devonshire Church, a structure built as early as 1624. On Easter Sunday in 1970 an explosion caused major destruction to the Church, but it was eventually reconstructed. Today the small Old Devonshire Church still stands, and nearby stands the New Devonshire Parish Church.
Chaplin Bay This is a very beautiful straight beach. Lots of PINK SAND here! You can actually walk all the way from Warwick Long Bay to Horseshoe Bay, and pass by many other lovely coves including Jobson's Cove - a favourite for marriages on the beach !
Somerset Bridge Leaving Somerset you will cross Somerset Bridge between Elys Harbour and the Great Sound. This bridge is the smallest drawbridge in the world, opening only 22 inches, just wide enough for a boat mast to pass through.
National Trust Museum For 150 years, the house that Governor Samuel Day built in 1700 served as the Globe Hotel, and, until 1995, it housed the Confederate Museum. Opened in July 1996, the Trust Museum exhibits “Rogues and Runners: Bermuda and the American Civil War.” This exhibit tells the story of St. George’s adventures as a port for Confederate blockade runners. Located on Duke of York Street, St. George’s.
Old State House The Old State House is the oldest stone house in Bermuda. Constructed in 1620 in what Governor Nathaniel Butler believed was the Italian style, the limestone building used a mixture of turtle oil and lime as mortar and set the style for future Bermudian buildings. Upon completion, it became home to the Parliament, which had been meeting in St. Peter's Church; dances and social gatherings were also held there. After the capital was moved to Hamilton, the old State House was rented to Masonic Lodge St. George's No. 200 of the Grand Lodge of Scotland.
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