The museum was small as expected but there was an undercurrent of advertising for Cayman. I left feeling like a i just sat through a live action infomercial for Cayman.

It is a combination of history museum, scuba diving hall of fame, and one of the founder family member. Historic building used for several things. Went mostly for the Scuba Diving HOF which was kind of a small exhibition. Ended up appreciating more the history...More

We visited the National Museum in late June, with our parents who were visiting from the UK. This was a small location with some real insight into the history of the Cayman Islands and the building itself. There is a really interesting scuba diving exhibition...More

The museum is not very big, but it does have interesting exhibits and provides insight into island history. You enter in the gift shop, and then after paying, you can view a 20-minute movie or go to an exhibit room. On the ground floor, there...More

Art, natural history, cultural history, and a scuba diving hall of fame (temporary exhibit I think) made this a delightful stop. Loved learning about old-CI

It was a rainy day and we needed something to do, so we drove into town for a tour of the museum. While it’s unlikely to be the highlight of your trip, I think you will be glad you visited. We got a taste of...More

Yes, the museum is small, yet considering the size of the island, we thought it presented some good snapshots of the island's history and culture. We enjoyed the displays, video and learning about some of the people who helped develop the island.

lear.ned a lot about the Island's history and the many uses for the building it is located in downtown. Many things to interest almost anyone

Nice little museum on the history/culture of the islands housed in a historic building. Gives a good insight into the history and culture as well as a few other bits. Good little gift shop, worth doing if passing.

Our cruise had to change itinerary and we ended up in Grand Cayman. Been there before; not much to see. Because this was the only port we called, we decided to get off and walk around George Town, where we came across this small but...More