Hamilton Map, Bermuda

Hamilton History

Hamilton did not see much changes in the first half of the 20th century; however, the last two decades saw the city expanding – the present city is spread over 185 acres of land with buildings covering almost 40% of the total city area. Local governing bodies are now considering new schemes to further beautify the city of Hamilton to add to its importance as a tourist destination. read more

Hamilton Travel Guide

The city is the focal point of everything on the island, including transportation. Most tourists come via the cruise lines from nearby cities like Jacksonville but if you would rather fly, you can also find some cheap flights to Hamilton. Once in the city you can change to mopeds, bicycles or maybe taxis to explore the city and the surroundings. Ferries and boats take people to the other parts of the island. The... read more

Hamilton Sightseeing

The Sessions House, Bermuda’s Assembly House, was built in 1819. Built in the Italian Renaissance-style, the structure had a clock tower added to it in 1887. Visitors are allowed in the gallery when the Assembly is in session (from November to May). Bermuda’s Supreme Court is also housed in the same building. read more

Hamilton Nightlife

The Hamiltonians, especially the ones above 18, do not go to sleep early as the city promises good night-time entertainment. Just like Jacksonville in US, Hamilton can be called a city of youngsters. The specialty of Hamilton nightlife is that it is not limited to only a few options like going to pubs and clubs. Various cultural events – ballet performances, pop/rock concerts and other forms of performing arts –... read more