Landmarks and Heritage Sites in Bahamas

Rawson Square is a delicately sculpted plot of land in the center of downtown Nassau. En visionaries of the Bahamas are commemorated here................

Once the abode of a loyalist family who left the United States during the American War of Independence................

Built in 1862, the lighthouse's unique exterior has helped it become a symbol for the town and nearby area................

Though filled with impressive architecture, shops, and galleries, nothing on Bay Street stands out quite like Parliament Square................

The Marine Farm is now a part of the Bahamas' national park system and managed by the Bahamas National Trust................

At the top of Mount Fitzwilliam, looking over Nassau city and harbour, stands an impressive pink and white mansion, where the Queen's representative, the Governor General

This tower may not be the Tower of Babel but it holds its own as it is located on the highest point of the island................

San Salvador is officially recognized as the first site of landfall for Christopher Columbus in the New World; although many other islands believe they should be afforded

Today, salt is still the mainstay of the economy on Inagua with Morton Salt being the second largest salt producer of the world................

An adventurous hike up Dixon Hill and a climb up the spiral staircase of the Dixon Hill Lighthouse will reward you with one of the best views in the Bahamas..............