The British territory of the Bermuda is a landmass in the North Atlantic Ocean off the United States eastern coast. Inhabited by pigs, the Bermuda soon became a thriving place where British emigrants set up home. Today it is one of the most popular tourist spots in the world. Rated as a top honey moon and vacation destination, the Bermuda earns huge revenue from tourism, which is one of its biggest industries. There are ample delights up the sleeve of Bermuda that leave tourists short of breath. Read on for a brief look into the top three spots to explore on a trip to Bermuda.
Explore the capital of this territory-Hamilton. The center of Bermuda's social, cultural and commercial activities, the capital city has a plethora of tourist hubs as well as great restaurants, sights and shops laid out for tourists from all corners of the world. Catch up the harbor that is rated as one of the finest in the Western world. The top places to visit in the capital city are the Bermuda Anglican Cathedral that has an impressive history and architecture, the Fort Hamilton, the Bermuda National Gallery and the serene Barrs Park. If you are lucky enough you might come across the Harbor Nights party during the summer months, every Wednesday as well.
St. George island is a must see in Bermuda. This is one spot that is permanently crowded with tourists of diverse backgrounds and of all ages or interests. Catch up with the World Heritage center at the island. Here you come across video tours of the island's history as well as a guided tour into the political and social development of the island. The other must visit destinations in St. George island are the King's Square, Town Hall, White Horse Tavern, Old State House, Carriage Museum, Somers garden and Bridge House. In short, the island leaves one well-informed about the history of the place.
The Bermuda Botanical Gardens are a huge tourist attraction in Bermuda. A pleasant place that is very soothing as well, the gardens house a superb collection of flora. Both local and exotic varieties are available. With butterflies fluttering all over, the gardens indeed seem like paradise to the tourist with tired limbs from day long exploration. Weekends are off for the official tours but there are tours on weekdays. With such variety on offer, Bermuda justifiably stands as a much in demand tourist destination.
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