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Queen's Staircase
Historical landmark
102-ft., 65-step staircase carved by slaves from limestone in 1793 as shortcut to Fort Fincastle.
4.50 (4.3K reviews)
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Fort Montague
Historical landmark
Limestone fort built in 1741 by the British, with scenic views & guided tours available.
4.40 (1K reviews)
3
John Watling's Distillery
Distillery
Small-batch rums & free tours at an 18th-century estate with resident birds & harbor views.
4.50 (544 reviews)
4
Fort Fincastle
Historical landmark
Bennet's Hill 1793 limestone fort built in shape of paddle-wheeler & later converted to lighthouse.
4.20 (434 reviews)
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Nassau Harbour Lighthouse
Historical landmark
👍👍 Great off the beaten path place in the heart of Nassau! From The Reef at Atlantis, walk down the beach until you hit a rocky area - you’ll have to scramble over rocks for a ways, so good shoes are key. Scramble over the rocks to an area full of abandoned houses, and there’s a low green gate (or hop...
4.80 (209 reviews)
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Parliament Square
Historical landmark
Pink-and-white neoclassical mansions on an elegant square, including the Senate & House of Assembly.
4.50 (186 reviews)
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Pompey Square
Historical landmark
👍👍 This was a great family spot to visit during the Christmas Holidays. Many folks was there taking their Christmas pictures.
It is a "must see" for my kids.....
4.40 (155 reviews)
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Fort Charlotte
Historical landmark
👍👍 This was definitely worth the time. The design and history was very interesting. If there are school groups, follow them to where a cannon will be fired off. The views are spectacular.
4.50 (126 reviews)
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Pirate Stairs
Historical landmark
👍 ["It is a beautiful spot for pictures at sunset. There should be a plaque or any kind of banner informing the story about the steps in site. You can also go on the opposite side and take pictures of what it's called the sacred place. There is a little platform overlooking the risks",null,[0,280]]
4.40 (68 reviews)