St. George BermudaDue to its status as a World Heritage Site, there are many fine old, colonial streets and buildings to immerse yourself in; streets and alleys with fanciful names such as 'Featherbed Alley', 'Old Maid's Lane' or 'Needle and Thread Alley'. However, the best thing to do upon arrival in the town is head for the main King's Square.
King's Square was the original main square of St. George and here you can see the Town Hall, the Visitor's Service Bureau and Ordinance Island across the a small bridge directly to your south. During the tourist season May-September, actors in period dress provide colour to the community as acting as town criers or sentencing men or women to the stockades, pillories or the dunking chair
The Visitor's Service bureau supplies maps and brochures about the town and provides an excellent walking tour of the old town. Tour of St. George's town
The main attractions of St. George are:
St. Peter's Church
Bermuda National Trust Museum
Tucker House Museum
St. George's Historical Society Museum
Bermuda Heritage Museum
Unfinished Church
The Town Hall
HMS Deliverance
Water Street
Somers Garden
State House
Bridge House
The Old Rectory
The town boasts some notable museums and attractions:
Bermudian Heritage Museum
The Bermuda Perfumery
Bridge House
Fanny Fox's Cottage
Fort St. Catherine
Heritage Centre
King's Square
Major Donald H. Burns Memorial Park
Old Rectory
Old State House
One Gun Alley
Ordnance Island
Queen's Warehouse
St. George's Foundation
St. George's Historical Society & Museum
St. Peter's Church
Stella Maris Church, Duke of Clarence Street
Stewart Hall
Somers Gardens
Tiger Bay
Town Hall
Tucker House Museum
Confederate Museum
The Confederate yes, the Southern kind Museum is well worth a visit. Bermuda was a waypoint for smuggling goods in from Europe in return for American cotton.