National Museum of Bermuda
6 expert reviews
“Housed within the Royal Naval Dockyard—a former west end military fortification that's now home to Bermuda's cruise ship piers and a glut of family-friendly attractions.”
– Travel + Leisure

"The Maritime Museum, ensconced in Bermuda's largest fort, displays its collections in a series of old munitions warehouses that surround the parade grounds and Keep Pond."
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"the museum features exhibits documenting 500 years of local history, including artefacts recovered from shipwrecks dating back to the 16th century. "
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"Bermuda has some of the world’s most well-preserved stone fortresses—the one housing the National Museum of Bermuda is the largest"
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"Housed in a 19th-century fortress built by convict labor, this museum exhibits artifacts, models, and maps pertaining to Bermuda’s nautical heritage"
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"The National Museum of Bermuda chronicles more than 500 years of the island's history with several exhibits on slavery, immigration and tourism. Located on the grounds of the Keep..."
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