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Newie

The museum has lots of historic paintings and artifacts relating to the history of Bermuda. Take 2 hours of your day and tour this wonderful facility. You'll be happy you visited it.

Luv2TravelNEGirl

This was a cool place to check out and walk around. A lot to see and look at. Also some great views.

TSH-SSCEC

This is absolutely one of the best ways to get a crash course in Bermudian history.I am in agreement with most reviews, this is a most see when visiting Bermuda. You really understand life on the island and what they went through. Their care of their historical artifacts is very nice to see and makes you realize they are proud of their country. I dig that.

Kameidotraveler

Other reviewers have went in depth about this. I do not have any more to add. GO TO THIS MUSEUM YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED.

skipitgood

It's easy to come to Bermuda and think it's all beaches, palm trees, and beautiful weather. This museum gives a brief history of Bermuda in a fairly interesting way. It discussed the origins of the settlement - for instance, I never knew that Bermuda was unoccupied before European explorers arrived - and the slave trade. Many ships wrecked here because of the rocks and reefs surrounding it. Some made it ashore; many didn't. We thought the entrance fee was a little steep, but it allowed access to the fort and the dolphin show too, so we got some great views and the show was fun. We didn't have a chance to tour the entire house because we had a fussy baby with us, but it looked like there was quite a bit of info on British colonization, slavery, tourism, etc. We would have liked to have had the chance to see more of it.*if you like my review, I hope you'll click the 'helpful' button; those of us who write reviews live for those and it motivates us to do more :) *

738ac

If you're interested in knowing Bermuda for anything other that its beaches, this is the place to visit. It offers a lot of good information on the history of Bermuda as well as lots of interesting exhibits and great views too. The Commissioner's House offers more exhibits as well. The entrance fee is pretty reasonable but they only accept cash.

BZimm08

I spent several hours walking around the Fort and Museum. I arrived here by bus, from Hamilton. It was not crowded when I went, so that was a plus. Walking around the fort was nice, the beach views were pretty. There were numerous buildings to venture into that had fascinating historical items and facts on display. I definitely learned a lot about Bermuda's history here. The whole facility was well maintained, it was just fun to spend time here, explore, and learn about Bermuda's past.

Sarum_Castle

The National Museum was until recently the Bermuda Maritime Museum. It has absorbed parts of the naval dockyard (which itself is being developed very cleverly). The principal building is the Commissioner's House, which is divided into a number of different sections explaining aspects of the island's very interesting history. The second floor remains shut because of hurricane damage.The museum includes a number of other buildings, not all of which are open, and gives access to the walk round the ramparts protecting the dockyard as far as the currently disused Casemates Barracks. The cost for an adult is $12, but it is well worth it. It would be easy to spend more than half a day here if one had time.

Shepard_Family

We visited the first part of January so there weren't any crowds. The fort and museum were interesting. Great exhibits if you like museums.If you read everything it would take hours. Also, a great view of the ocean and reefs.

skiwithapro

It was a hot day when we toured the area and this stop was a welcome one. The museum was interesting, but I've never been a fan of museums. My wife did enjoy it though, and there is history to see there, if that's your thing.It is neat, clean, well done and air conditioned!

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