Underground passages and dungeons lie underneath this old fort, built in 1787.

This limestone staircase was built by slaves to honor Queen Victoria's help in the abolition of slavery in the Bahamas.

This museum on the history of Nassau features an old jail and exhibits on the Lucayan Indians.

The top of this 126-foot fort offers spectacular panoramic views of the ocean.

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Imaginative buisnessman crowns himself prince of the island, and he's built this beautiful castle to prove it.

The site of an old slave market now houses the Pompey Museum, featuring exhibits on the African experience in the Bahamas.

This historic village was established in 1831 when the Governor of the Bahamas gave the land to freed slaves.

This ruined cotton plantation serves as a striking reminder of the island's colonial past.

The highlight of this park is the large white cross that marks the place where Columbus first set foot on the island.

The oldest fort on the island, also a place to kick back and relax on well-manicured lawns overlooking the ocean.

Pay tribute to Bahama's war heroes: a concrete monument honoring the Bahamian veterans who fought in WWI and WWII.

Tombstones of an overseer and his wife who lived during slavery times.

Old pirate palace located 85 feet above sea level.

Watch tower reportedly used by the pirate Blackbeard.

Scenic lookout point offering spectacular panoramic views of the coast.

Ruins of an old British fort constructed to protect the area from pirates.

Picturesque seafront village for visitors who want to get away from the more hectic touristy spots on the island.