Phone: 1-441-536-4636
Website: www.bermudatourism.com
Email: travel@bermudatourism.com
A visitor centre is located at Walker Christopher premises in the Emporium Building
Transport: Most of Hamilton is within easy walking distance of the pier. This includes most attractions in town. For farther away destinations a public bus service offers transportation as does a ferry service which can connect to King's Wharf. Taxies are widely available although they are surprisingly expensive. Attractions: The best attractions are lessons in the city's history and natural surroundings. These include the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute, which gives a simulated deep water experience, and The Bermuda Aquarium, Natural History Museum & Zoo. Fort Hamilton is a time capsule of English colonization and anywhere along Front Street will also transport visitors back to the Victorian age. Some exceptional golf courses also give stunning views and scenery and are usually open to visitors. Beach relaxation is always just down the shoreline. Restaurants:Best dish: English pub grub
Shopping: The best place for shopping is directly off the cruise ship at Front Street. Hamilton has duty free shopping although high prices may negate the tax free benefits. A trip over to King's Wharf gives some more shopping opportunities.Best buy: Tableware
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