Situated only minutes from the heart of downtown Nassau , Bahamas , there is no place quite like the Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Center . The 5-½ acre park is part jungle, part gardens and...

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

Museum showcasing the costumes and floats from the annual Junkanoo parade.

Party all night, or at least 'till your feet give out: this all-night club rocks with loud music, good drinks and great company.

With a statue of Queen Victoria situated in the center, this square is where most of Nassau's main government buildings can be found.

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

The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas (NAGB) is the premier arts institution in The Bahamas. It is committed to engaging the history of Bahamian Art and Visual culture and supporting contemporary movements and experimental contemporary art practice through exhibitions, an extensive public programme schedule, community and regional projects and partnerships, arts education, providing fellowships and grants, the establishment and support of an art library and the building of the National Collection of The Bahamas.

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

Futuristic helmet filled with air keeps you breathing while you walk the ocean floor: these tours allow everyone to view the marine life of the Caribbean.

This high-speed ferry makes the trip from Nassau to Harbour Island in just under two hours.

Legendary adventurer Costeau designed this diving outfitter to provide great snorkeling for people of all abilities.

A park that honors the Bahamian veterans of WWI and WWII.