National Museum of Bermuda

The National Museum of Bermuda is a fascinating cultural and historical institution located within the historic buildings of the Royal Naval Dockyard. The museum’s exhibits cover a wide range of topics related to Bermuda’s cultural heritage and history.

Some of the most notable exhibits include:

• Bermuda’s maritime history: This exhibit explores the island’s relationship with the sea, from the earliest indigenous canoes to modern-day yachting.
• The transatlantic slave trade: This exhibit examines Bermuda’s role in the transatlantic slave trade, and the experiences of enslaved Africans on the island.
• Bermuda’s military history: This exhibit showcases artifacts and memorabilia from Bermuda’s military history, including the island’s role in both World War I and II.
• The natural world of Bermuda: This exhibit highlights Bermuda’s unique flora and fauna, including its famous pink sand beaches and crystal-clear waters.

The museum also hosts a variety of events the includes lectures and workshops, celebrations and many programs for children.

The National Museum of Bermuda is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in learning more about the island’s rich cultural and historical heritage. The exhibits are informative and engaging, and the museum’s events and programs offer something for visitors of all ages.

Entrance Fees

Adults $15.00

Seniors $12.00

Under 16 and Members Free

Office Number: 1 441 234-1333

Nearby Restaurant:

Anchor Restaurant, Bar and Lounge, Cafe Amici, Bonefish Bar & Grill, Frog and Onion Pub, The Dockyard Pastry Shop

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