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Hamilton Essentials

Hamilton, the capital of Bermuda, showcases British colonial heritage through its pastel-colored architecture and historical landmarks. The city center features the neo-Gothic Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity and the Sessions House, which houses the island's Parliament and Supreme Court. Front Street serves as the main hub, containing the iconic Birdcage traffic stand and the harbor's Flagpole. Cultural highlights include the Bermuda National Gallery within City Hall and the 19th-century Perot Post Office, while Victoria Park provides a central green space with a traditional Victorian bandstand.

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.

The Birdcage

An iconic, elevated traffic control stand on Front Street where police officers traditionally directed traffic. Named for its cage-like structure, it serves as a distinct landmark of Hamilton’s harbor front.

Sessions House

Built in 1819, this Italianate-style building houses the House of Assembly and the Supreme Court of Bermuda. It is distinguished by its terracotta clock tower, which was added in 1887.

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…

Perot Post Office

The former home of William Bennett Perot, Bermuda's first postmaster. This 19th-century building still functions as a post office and is famous for the creation of the 1848 Perot Stamp.

Bermuda National Library

Located in Par-la-Ville Park, this library is housed in the former residence of William Perot. It maintains extensive archives on Bermudian history, newspapers, and genealogy.

Moongate

A traditional Bermudian limestone archway based on Chinese garden architecture. These structures are local symbols of good luck and are frequently used as backdrops for photographs.

City Hall & Arts Centre

Opened in 1960, this building serves as the city's administrative hub. It houses the Bermuda National Gallery, the Bermuda Society of Arts, and the Earl Cameron Theatre.

The Flagpole

A prominent landmark on Front Street used for maritime signaling and official ceremonies. It marks the center of Hamilton's harbor-side activity and waterfront events.