On a map with Nassau attractions you can find Parliament Square, the Royal Gardens, the Royal Staircase, of course Paradise Island, and a kind of pirate museum. You can dwell on these places a little bit more. So, if you want to take photos of Nassau attractions, visit Old Town.
Brick mansions abound here, juxtaposed quite well with brightly colored tourist and private cottages. The Parliament Square retains a British spirit that is evident not only in the monument to Queen Victoria, but also in the buildings themselves. A description of Nassau attractions is sure to include Cathedral, built in the 17th century and rebuilt in the 19th.
But we mustn't forget that the most interesting feature of the islands is their pirate past. New Providence is home to old forts such as Montague Fort and Fort Charlotte. From the walls of the small museum that Finksall Fort has become, you can see the incredible scenery of the island, the ocean and the city.
Find a guide who will give you a tour of Nassau's attractions, and he will surely point you to Paradise Island. Today there are not only the best beaches, hotels and casinos in New Providence, but also diving centers, a dolphinarium, and, of course, beautiful landscapes. If you'll be traveling on your own, take along a map or map of Nassau attractions. This will help you find the most amazing parts of the island.
And don't forget names like King Gardens, among the attractions in Nassau this is one of the most interesting. The botanical garden has quite a few lovely roses, tropical trees, cozy romantic nooks, ponds, bridges and canals. There are also orchids in bloom, and they're well worth seeing.
Visit the King's Staircase as well, it's not far from downtown Nassau. It's a limestone cliff with 65 steps carved right into the rock. It connects the upper and lower part of the city. However, experienced tourists do not recommend visiting the upper suburbs of Nassau, especially in the evening. There are not many places of interest for visitors, but it can be quite dangerous. But it's perfectly safe to learn about pirates at the real Pirate Museum. You might also be interested in the Pompey Museum, which is dedicated to the history of slavery and its abolition.
