St George has a rich history and there are a number of monuments that bear witness to the passage of time here. The streets have quaint names such as Petticoat Lane and Barber’s Lane. There are many fine bars and cafes where you can step in for a brief respite from the sun.

For those interested in science, the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences is the perfect destination. History buffs should plan a visit to the St. George's Historical Society Museum, the Bermuda National Trust Museum and the Tucker House Museum, where they can get a glimpse of the region’s history and culture.

The Bridge House Gallery is a must-see for all art lovers and displays ancient Bermudan antiques and collectibles, old original paintings and local handicrafts.

Some of the other tourist attractions include the Carter House, the Unfinished Cathedral, St Peter’s Church and a life-size replica of the steamship ‘Deliverance’.

All of the Parishes in this eastern part of Bermuda have interesting sights and attractions for the visitor. In Hamilton Parish, journey into the strange world of the limestone caves, such as...

These parishes include two of Bermuda’s most important harbour towns: Hamilton, the capital, and King’s Wharf, also known as Dockyard. Hamilton, established in 1790, is smaller th...