Things to do in Hamilton

Hamilton Highlights

Hamilton serves as Bermuda’s administrative and cultural hub. This selection features the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, a Neo-Gothic landmark built from native limestone and Caen stone. The Bermuda National Gallery houses the national art collection within the City Hall & Arts Centre. Green spaces include Victoria Park, home to a traditional bandstand, and Queen Elizabeth Park, formerly Par-la-Ville Park. The Historical Society Museum provides insight into the island's maritime and colonial past.

Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity

The Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity is an Anglican cathedral located on Church Street in the City of Hamilton, in Pembroke Parish, in…

Bermuda National Gallery

Art museum housing the national art collection and dedicated to preserving the artistic heritage of the islands. It features various exhibitions and art programs.

Victoria Park

Victoria Park is centrally located in the city of Hamilton, Bermuda. It is a public park that is opened daily to the public during daylight…

Historical Society Museum

Located in the Par-la-Ville building, this museum houses maritime artifacts, antique furniture, and historical documents dating back to Bermuda's early settlement. It shares premises with the Bermuda National Library.

Queen Elizabeth Park

Formerly known as Par-la-Ville Park, this landscaped garden features sub-tropical plants, shaded walking paths, and a collection of outdoor sculptures. It is situated adjacent to the Bermuda Historical Society Museum.

Barr's Bay Park

A waterfront park overlooking Hamilton Harbour. The site includes the 'We Arrive' statue, a memorial commemorating the 1835 arrival of the schooner Enterprise and the subsequent freeing of its enslaved passengers.