Top Things to Do in Nassau 2021

"It is very close to the chocolate factory and the local National Art Gallery, and the exhibits here are also not exquisite. The quiet building displays some of the cultures of the early Indians and Spanish colonists, such as the white wedding dresses (which can be regarded as precious cultural relics). The other is the larger gift house to buy some local characteristic clothing accessories."

"The hollowed-out window frame of the clock tower looks very cute from a distance, and the gray building seems to have lost a lot of debris. Many of the wallpapers of the buildings under the white cross are broken. There is a colorful mural of Jesus' cross hanging on it at the gate, but it is not bright inside. This kind of broken feeling is impressive"

"Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, is another holiday destination, palm beaches, high-end hotels, charming streets, fragrant rum wine, bright colors, and enthusiastic people. The main streets and alleys are pretty good, the government, hospitals, schools, churches, Governor’s Palace, museums, Queen’s Steps (Commonwealth countries, once a British colony), clean and bright, quite tropical style, although you can see ordinary on the back People's lives are not rich yet. There are a lot of fun to stay and discover slowly~"

"This is a place to experience local Turkish culture and art in the Bahamas. The antinousrobert exhibition hall is divided into indoor and outdoor areas to display the artworks of the Turkish nationality. The most worth seeing are the portraits made of stone towers and live folk songs and dances."

"The beautiful and moving Nassau makes people linger, beautiful and overwhelming, wonderful!"

"The entire museum is an intuitive window for the locals to understand the slave trade in the Caribbean. Seeing the living handcuffs and headbands appearing in front of the dark exhibition hall, and then looking at some specific dates next to them, the shock is hard to describe in words. Nowadays, there are some art works about slavery on display here, if you want to understand the history of the Bahamas, you must come here."

"The old pirate lair is now a holiday paradise! The Pirates of Nassau Museum tells the story of the real Pirates of the Caribbean. It not only displays the weapons and ships used by the Pirates of the Caribbean when they conquered the Bahamas, but also gives you an immersive experience of being a pirate. Daily life experience. Very commemorative!"

"Christ Church, built between 1670 and 1684, was the first church in the Bahamas. This church was destroyed and rebuilt many times before it stood in this place in 1724. It was rebuilt again in 1740 and later expanded to become a cathedral (cathedral). According to the information, the tall stained glass windows are custom-made in France, and the granite floor comes from Italy. When we went there, the door had not been opened yet. A staff member opened the door in advance and welcomed us to visit. The church is quiet, and the picture of Christ's crucifixion is depicted on the colored windows, leaving a reflection on the ground."