The custom and tradition of the "Town Crier of St. George's is now an entirely British one. It stretches back many years before this town was born in 1612.    Mr. David Firth is the present...

Located at the heart of St. George, this plaza features stocks, a pillory and a duckings stool.

Located in St. George's harbor, this island was once storage space for the British army; now, it is the site of the Deliverance, one of the island's most popular attractions.

This island is best known for its historic homes and old-fashioned buildings.

Striking example of Bermudian architecture; better known for being the site of the first tennis courts on the island.

A businessman and tourist hangout, this backstreet bar features mellow jazz, good drinks and great company.

Party the night away at this swingin' Front Street club, featuring live Rock n' Roll as well as some of the island's best DJs.

This road provides scenic views of the Hamilton city skyline.

Art museum displaying visual art works created by Bermudians or depicting Bermuda.

Art gallery featuring the work of local Bermudian artists.

Bring your love of art and lots of credit: this gallery sells some of the most expensive art on the island, with some pieces going for as much as $20,000!

This gallery showcases the paintings of world renowned artist Robert Bassett.

For couples who dream of that perfect Bermuda wedding, this room hosts civil marriage ceremonies.

Small, grassy park overlooking the harbor.

See the best the city of Hamilton has to offer by picking up some brochures at this visitor's center.

Shop run by Bermuda's National Trust, specializing in high-quality crafts.