Bridgetown Map, Barbados

Bridgetown Nightlife

Located on the water’s edge in the lower Bay Street area, Harbour Lights is yet another popular weekend entertainment venue. Operating for over 2 decades now, the amusement spot is frequented by younger crowds and has special nightly programs. On the Beach Party nights, guests are treated to mouth-watering Caribbean barbecues and other local fare, drinks and live music. On the Dance Party nights, you are treated to... read more

Bridgetown History

The 19th century was quite eventful. In 1807, the British Parliament passed an Act that abolished slave trade; however, this law did not have any force in this part of the British Empire and slavery continued to be practiced giving rise to the slave rebellion of 1816. This revolt failed and the inhuman practice continued until 1834, when slavery was abolished throughout the British Empire. read more

Bridgetown Sightseeing

Start your tour of various Bridgetown sights by paying a visit to the Barbados Museum. Housed in a British Military Prison built in 1817, the museum gives you a comprehensive view of Barbadian history – right from the time of the Amerindians to glimpses of African and European cultures. You will also get to see a sizeable collection of art and artifacts here. There is a special natural history section and a research... read more