Mary-Jean Mitchell Memorial Garden is dedicated to the memory of Maria-Jean Mitchell Green, she loved nature and this garden, and …
This city park is located in the so-called Lower Town of Hamilton. Its name is a tribute to the famous Canadian person, one of the …
Gage Park, spread over more than 30 hectares, provides citizens with a great opportunity for leisure – united in a common space fi …
The Canadian Marine Discovery Center is one of Canada’s national parks. In this park, visitors are presented with a model of the G …
Blue Hole Park is an amazing combination of vegetation and underwater world. The once collapsed vault of the karst cave, which …
Hamilton Victoria Park is a public park for everyone. It is located in the center of Hamilton in Bermuda. It is administered by th …
Dolphinarium in Bermuda is an amazing place that is located in the city of Somerset, which is located on the Bermuda territory of …
The Cenotaph is a monument to Bermudians who died in the 1920 World Wars. It is a replica of the Whitehall Memorial in London. …
Crystal Cave or Crystal Cave is located near the capital of Bermuda, Hamilton, near the coast of Castle Harbor. It was discovered …
The center of the city is considered to be the Royal Square, on which the Town Hall (1782) and the Old State House (XVII-XVIII cen …
St. George is a small city in Bermuda, which is located in the northern part of the archipelago, on the island of the same name. T …
Bermuda’s Most Holi Trinity Cathedral is the Mother of the Anglican Church in Bermuda, known not only for its religious, historica …
Bermuda National Stadium is located in Hamilton and is a multifunctional sports complex, with a football field and treadmills. The …
The statue of Admiral George Somers was erected in honor of the fact that thanks to his expedition in the 17th century, the Admira …
Dundurn Castle, built in 1835, is a beautiful historic neoclassical building located on York Boulevard in Hamilton. The castle …
St. Peter’s Church, built by the first settlers on St. George Island in Bermuda in 1612, has retained its original decoration to t …
The WJ McCallion Planetarium began operations in 1954. It is located in the Burke Science Building. The first screen was made of a …
The Ancaster car market is open on the last Sunday of April at the intersection of Wilson St and Trinity Rd. This annual event, th …
The Cathedral of Christ the King is the cathedral of the Roman Catholic Church in Hamilton. The cathedral was consecrated on Decem …
Hamilton is a city with a lively history and a special atmosphere where cultural layers and natural beauty intersect. There are traces of different eras: old mansions and strong public buildings coexist with green parks and sea embankments. The city invites you to walk slowly, discover cozy corners and delve into local stories filled with human destinies and discoveries with spirit.
Among the man-made attractions are the ancient Dundurn Castle of 1835, which preserves the interior and atmosphere of the XIX century, the city Hall and the Cenotaph in memory of the dead, modern sports arenas like the Colosseum Copps, as well as the W. J. McCallion Planetarium and the Canada Marine Discovery Center. The list includes the Mary-Jean Mitchell Memorial Garden, the statue of Admiral George Somers and the Cathedral of Christ the King. These places give a complete idea of what to see in the city: architecture, museums and monuments create a recognizable look and cultural context.
Natural attractions around the city are not inferior in attraction: spacious city parks Beasley, Gage and Victoria Park, nature reserves and unique karst formations such as Blue Hole Park and the famous Crystal Cave off the coast of Castle Harbour. Promenades, green areas and small protected areas offer calm walks and photos against the background of water and stone, and the atmosphere of the island coast gives special freshness to each route.
On our website, all these points can be viewed on an interactive map: the noted sights are accompanied by brief descriptions and practical information. You can easily lay your own route, filter the objects of interest by type and time of visit and plan the day so as to have time to see the most important and interesting without unnecessary fuss.
You can explore the city in different ways: go on an independent walk along the recommended routes or book a tour with local guides. Professional guides will help to reveal little-known stories, show hidden details and offer live stories, and independent walks will give freedom and personal discoveries. Both formats perfectly complement each other and allow a deeper understanding of the spirit of the city.
Come to Hamilton and discover its attractions with your own eyes: walk through parks, go to museums, go down to caves and listen to the stories at the monuments. Plan routes in advance or decide on the go, the main thing is not to miss the chance to feel this city and collect your unforgettable impressions.
