Places to visit in Nassau

Most of the capital’s government buildings are located at this square which has a statue of the Queen Victoria at its centre.

This is a colonial structure which houses the Queen’s present representative in the Bahamas.

It is one of the tiniest gems of Nassau tours but very interesting. It is a wooden structure which is the oldest in the island established in the early 18th century.

This is reportedly the watchtower of the infamous pirate ‘Blackbeard’. One of the most historically significant attractions in the city.

Another important square in the city which has a beautiful bronze statue depicting the exquisite beauty in Nassau’s women.

Some other significant forts built by various rulers of Nassau over the time are, Fort Nassau, Fort Charlotte, and Fort Fincaster among others.

Nassau has many fun places to entertain the kids as well. Most resorts in Nassau have various categories of indoor water sports facilities, kids’ pools and kids playing area with various indoor games and video games for kids to enjoy their vacations. You can also get swimming, snorkelling and kayaking lessons for your kids in the beaches from trained professionals. Other than this the island delight kids with the close hands-on experience with exotic marine life and personal encounters with Bottleneck dolphins and Sea lions at the Blue Lagoon.

The name describes exactly what it is. It is a limestone staircase that was built by the slaves in honour of Queen Victoria for her help in abolishing slavery.