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Culture of Nassau. Places to visit - old town, temples, theaters, museums and palaces
Nassau delights its guests with a variety of interesting historical sights. Many luxurious mansions have been preserved here since colonial times. Rawson Square surrounded by splendid buildings of the 18th-19th centuries is considered the center of the historic district. Beautiful historic streets begin at this square, each of the buildings preserved here is a unique architectural monument. Many old buildings are currently occupied by interesting shops and restaurants, which makes a walk through the heritage district very exciting.
Nassau is a perfect place to discover the traditional Bahamian cuisine. Regional cuisine is sure to impress fans of seafood, exotic fruits, and rare delicacies that are only found here. At a … 
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People living in Nassau are hospitable and cheerful people. Their sunny nature and positive attitude are reflected literally in all spheres of life. For hundreds of years, they've preserved … Open
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Besides colonial buildings, the city has preserved many interesting structures of other periods. In recent years, the old Nassau Water Tower has gained immense popularity among tourists. It was built in 1928 and since then it has been an important link in the island's water supply system. The tower attracts tourists with its unusual shape, as well as a viewing platform on its top, which is one of the most popular in the city.
The main entertainments for visitors to Nassau are beach recreation and water sports. Guests of the resort will also be able to diversify their leisure time by wandering through picturesque … Open
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Its entire territory is now available for tours. Everyone can visit its old officer barracks, as well as see surviving military weapons. Part of the old fort was converted into a historical museum. It presents collections of ancient weapons, important historical documents, as well as exhibits related to the colonial development of Nassau. Since the fort stands on a small hill, its surrounding grounds offer a stunning panoramic view of the city and the coast.
1. Nassau has an international airport, which regularly receives flights from major cities in the United States, Montreal, London, and Toronto. The easiest way to get to the resort is … Open
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Iconic cultural sights of Bahamas
At a glance, Balcony House in Nassau looks like an old and good looking wooden house painted in red that has a long balcony on the second floor. However, the building dates back to the 18th century, and it is believed that the Balcony House is the oldest standing residence in the city. Initially, it was a residential building, but it was transformed into a museum at the beginning of the 90s of the previous century. Inside, visitors will find carefully preserved two-centuries-old décor and many interesting artifacts. Pompey Museum of Slavery & Emancipation is not dedicated to the well-known and sad history of the city of Pompeii. This museum in the capital city was named after a rebellious slave, whose name was Pompey. His fearlessness inspired other slaves to fight for their freedom. Originally constructed in the middle of the 18th century, the gorgeous building became a museum in 1992. Nowadays, it exhibits many important documents about the fight of slaves for their freedom.
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Photogallery of cultural heritage of Nassau
Landmarks of culture on Nassau map: art-galleries, monuments, palaces, etc
Culture guide to Nassau. Which fascinating sights to visit once you are in Nassau: temples, churches, museums, theaters and castles. Recommendations (with addresses, phone numbers and links) on the places 'must visit' in Nassau. Plan your own city excursion by using this page info!
