The busiest tourist town on the island is Bridgetown - the capital of Barbados. In the centre of town is a picturesque National Heroes Square, which is decorated with several interesting monuments and fountains, here is also a monument to Admiral Nelson. In addition to the main religious sights of the island, in the capital there is very interesting St. James’ Parish Church - the oldest of preserved churches on the island. It is notable not only for its unique architecture, but also the internal decor, which for hundreds of years the church has hardly changed.
No less interesting city for relaxation is Speightstown; this colonial town was founded in 1630. Today, this tiny town is the centre of the most popular shops, where you can find products from around the world. Local shops sell interesting national specialties, handmade souvenirs, as well as clothing and accessories of various popular European and American brands. Quaint shops are mixed with art galleries, although the pier remains a favorite place for walking among the guests of the city.
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