What to do in Hamilton

This historic British fort offers panoramic views of Hamilton Harbour from its landscaped battlements. Explore underground passages and moat gardens while enjoying the serenity of this free public park.

The Bermuda National Gallery showcases the island's artistic heritage through local and international works. Rotating exhibitions reveal Bermuda's cultural identity in this centrally located Hamilton gem.

Explore Bermuda's literary heritage at this historic library housed in a former postmaster's residence. Browse rare collections including a 1624 map of Bermuda or enjoy free Wi-Fi in this serene research haven.

Perched atop the Visitors' Centre, this vibrant rooftop bar offers panoramic views of Hamilton Harbour. Savour Bermuda-inspired cocktails while enjoying live music from local artists.

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, the oldest in Hamilton, Bermuda, captivates with its distinctive pink façade dating to 1843. Visitors can enjoy its serene atmosphere and architectural charm during daytime hours.

This historic white building houses Hamilton's municipal headquarters and two art galleries. Explore diverse exhibitions featuring local and international artists while admiring its Bermudian-inspired architecture.

Bermuda's oldest arts society showcases rotating exhibitions by local artists in four distinct galleries. Explore the vibrant local art scene and find unique pieces at the gallery shop, with free admission year-round.

This Georgian-era museum showcases Bermudian history through rare artefacts and 'Hogge' money. Explore intimate rooms with cedar furniture and portraits while volunteers share stories behind the treasures.