National Art Gallery of The Bahamas

The National Museum of Bahamas History is a precious key to the history and culture of the Bahamas. The collection of colonial artifacts, navigation equipment and folk exhibits in the museum vividly outlines the ups and downs of the archipelago. The mottled historical documents and exquisite art displays silently tell the unique customs and development of the Bahamas, allowing people to fully appreciate the vicissitudes of time and the humanistic charm of this sea area in a small space.

Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, is another resort, with palm-beach beaches, high-end hotels, charming streets, fragrant rum, bright colors, and enthusiastic people. The main streets are quite nice, including the government, hospital, school, church, Governor's Palace, museum, and Queen's Steps (a Commonwealth country that was a British colony for a long time). They are clean and bright, with a tropical style, although you can see that ordinary people are not rich on the back. There are still many fun things to do and you can stay and explore them slowly~

The National History Museum is a very important museum in the Nassau area. It introduces a lot of history about the country. This museum is also a very unique and fun area where you can see a lot of interesting things. [Scenery] The scenery here is also pretty good [Fun] Very interesting

Bahamian artists can be seen in the International Museum of Art. The buildings are of European style with a long history. The facilities in the Museum are complete and each exhibition can be visited in every area.

The National Museum of History of the Bahamas must come here to have a look. There are many precious photographs and materials in the history of the Bahamas for hundreds of years. The Museum of History itself is also a mobile building with a long history.

Perhaps the first impression of the Bahamas is either beach sunshine or piracy. In fact, this small Caribbean country also has a unique history. The cultural imprint of Indian tribes is evident in some grass-related exhibits and sculpture utensils. Sherry Street Corner is a place where different cultures clash, and the church next to it seems to be the historical implantation of colonists, so a visit here may be the concept and respect for the history of the country's system.