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10 Sights & Landmarks in Nassau That You Shouldn't Miss
Nassau teems with Bahamian and British flavor. The capital city of the Bahamas boasts miles of spectacular beaches and stretches of vivid coral reefs perfect for snorkeling. Shop, dine, and sightsee, particularly along busy Bay Street, or if you're a James Bond fan, visit the British Colonial Hotel, which was used as a filming location for two of the Sean Connery-era movies. Visit during the famed Junkanoo Festival to experience a high-energy parade of spectacularly costumed dancers.
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1. Ebenezer Mission Baptist Church
2. Coin of the Realm
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5.0 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By G221OCandersb
Just home from the Bahamas after a most fantastic trip. I went looking for a gold coin from the Bahamas and I found it at "the One and Only Coin shop"!!! It was a great find - a 20 dollars coin in gold from 1967 (proof version). Great service from the most friendly people - Karen and her mom. And a super price too not to forget. Great place to look for coins from the Bahamas - you will not regret a visit to the shop. Best regards from Denmark, Anders.
3. Balcony House
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4.5 based on 61 reviews
The oldest wooden structure on the island, built in the 18th century.
Reviewed By MammaBear60 - Warkworth, Canada
My husbad and I had the tour guide to ourselves about an hour before closing time. She was very thorough and informative. Definitely worth a visit as we love buildings that show how people lived decades ago, and we happily made a donation.
4. Sacred Heart Catholic Church
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
5. Christ Church Cathedral
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4.5 based on 329 reviews
Reviewed By gbloodworth - Ottawa, Canada
classic anglican architecture, nice quiet place to rest and contemplate, enjoy the organ music and examine the stain glass windows.
6. St. Augustine's Monastery
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4.5 based on 5 reviews
Saint Augustine's Monastery is open for visitors. Please come and check us out. We are currently raising chickens and are opening up a Bakery where we make fresh artisan breads. Also, feel free to come pray with us Monday - Thursday at 7am and 7pm, Friday at 7am and Sunday at 7pm
7. The Cloisters Nassau
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4.5 based on 292 reviews
Reviewed By LairdDoug - St. Andrews, United Kingdom
A lovely spot away from the hustle and bustle of Atlantis on the way to the Ocean Club Golf Course and very close to The Ocean Club hotel. Worth a walk around the place and down to the water.
8. St. Francis Xavier Cathedral
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4.5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By yoolykeme - Chicago, United States
Okay, here's what's up. . . Went to Nassau for vacation. I've been there countless times, doing other stuff. This time, though, I brought my mom, and when we are somewhere on a Sunday, we go find a Catholic church. We totally miscalculated the weather, going to Nassau post-hurricane, so unfortunately, it was raining on this particular Sunday. We took the bus into town, and it dropped us off a number of blocks away. Undeterred, we walked up the hill and make it to the church, soaking wet. The church is beautiful, well-maintained, and air-conditioned. We were late, coming in at the end of the sermon. As we walked in and looked for a seat, the usher saw my mom, and offered her his handkerchief to dry her glasses. We walked down the aisle and were acknowledged with hellos and nods from many of the locals. The priest and the choir delivered an amazing ceremony, and it was obvious that the community was very much involved. But this isn't even the best part!!!!!! It was still raining after the mass ended. A family approached us, asked us where we were from, and because it was raining, OFFERED TO DRIVE US BACK TO OUR RESORT!!!! Still wanting to look around, we took them up on their offer, but asked that they drop us off downtown. At the end of the day, this was a great experience. It was a true display of Christianity - the church, the people, the ceremony - all authentic and real. If you ever have the opportunity to avail, please do.
9. Parliament Square
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4.0 based on 404 reviews
With a statue of Queen Victoria situated in the center, this square is where most of Nassau's main government buildings can be found.
Reviewed By ehwarren11 - Washington, United States
there is a ton of history in this building. the architecture is fantastic, the history of the bahamas is very interesting
