Bridgetown Cruises

Barbados is a popular option for people travelling around the Caribbean on a cruise holiday, with the capital city Bridgetown being the major port of call for ships sailing around the area.

The port itself sits close to the Bridgetown so you have easy access to the capital where there are plenty of things to see and do.

The Garrison, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one site that might be worth a visit if you want to explore some of the colonial history of the country. It’s also the place where the Union Flag was taken down and replaced by the flag of Barbados to signal independence.

Within the Garrison, you’ll find George Washington House, a historic old building where the future US President stayed with his brother and the Barbados Museum, which can also be found in what was once the military prison.

Other landmarks within Bridgetown include the Parliament Buildings, Nelson’s Statue, the Anglican Cathedral and the Kensington Oval – the venue for the 2007 Cricket World Cup final.

There’s also no shortage of places to try some Caribbean cuisine or to pick up souvenirs in one of the various markets that are to be found across the city. Pottery from the Ear… More

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