Bridgetown is the capital of Barbados and is home to some of the most astonishing British colonial architectures, 17th-century Garrison, horse racing track and much more. This region is packed with incredible wonders such as southwest coast, beautiful lakes, the central National Heroes Square, Constitution River, Parliament building, Synagogue and museums as well as many other magnificent elements.
Travellers love to explore the island’s Jewish history, neighbouring Carlisle Bay, numerous diving sites, sultry Browne’s Beach and yacht club.
People often come here to see the most engaging the Careenage and Constitution River, varied water bodies, array of yachts and small craft boats.
People choose Bridgetown because they can enjoy some of the most interesting activities from swimming, snorkelling, turtle feeding, jet blading and much more. They also love to explore the finest historic sites from Barbados Garrison to Stavronikita.
Bridgetown is a mix of old and new culture with historic sites and buildings. It is also known for its institutional buildings, local bazars, boutiques, restaurants, bars and shopping malls. People choose historic walking tours to witness the incredible city streets, winding roads, coastal areas, neighbouring villages as well as cities. They also go for fishing boats and yachts to see the marine life, remote beaches and far-fetching islands for unforgettable experience.
People often visit:
Carlisle Bay
Carlisle Bay is the most popular and exotic natural harbour located in the southwest region of Barbados. The region is blessed with a marine park, buzzing atmosphere, merchant vessels, sumptuous shops, historic lighthouse, and luxurious yachts. The greenish blue water attracts people and encourage them to spend quality time here.
City areas
People stroll all around the city to see the most exclusive ancient buildings, Jewish Synagogue,Queen’s park, The Lord Nelson Statue, Barbados museum, The Hilton Hotel, Martineau House, Independence Square and the Independence Arch, Montefiore fountain, and the Parliament Buildings as well as other remarkable sites.
Travellers also visit several iconic hotels and restaurants that offer local food (traditional Bajan cuisine), seafood and continental cuisines and wine. The exciting night-life of the main city area is really unforgettable.
So, whether you want to absorb the city vibes or touch the serenity of ocean, visit the most splendid capital city of Barbados – Bridgetown.