Begin in the heart of the oldest continuously inhabited English town in the New World, where four centuries of Bermuda's history unfolded.

Admire one of Bermuda's finest civic buildings, reflecting the island's transformation from colonial settlement to prosperous Atlantic community.

Exclusive opportunity to step inside Bermuda's oldest stone building and the birthplace of Government and Freemasonry on the island, where history, politics and tradition have met for more than two centuries.

Visit the peaceful garden traditionally believed to be the resting place of the heart of Admiral Sir George Somers, whose remarkable leadership after the Sea Venture shipwreck led to the permanent settlement of Bermuda.

Discover rare handcrafted Bermudian furnishings, tools and everyday household items alongside exotic treasures brought home by sea captains, revealing how this small island was connected to the wider world.

Wander one of St. George's most picturesque lanes, where beautifully preserved cottages reveal everyday life in colonial Bermuda.

Stand inside the oldest continually used Anglican church outside the British Isles and discover over four centuries of faith, resilience and community.

Discover Bermuda's remarkable connection to George Washington through the daring 1775 gunpowder conspiracy that helped supply the Continental Army during the American Revolution.

Walk to ferry terminal for conclusion of tour