Explore historic St. George's on a private 2.5-hour walking tour designed exclusively for your group. Discover the streets, churches, museums and landmarks of this UNESCO World Heritage Site with an experienced local guide. The tour can be tailored to your interests, walking pace and fitness level. KEY HIGHLIGHTS: • Private 2.5-hour walking tour exclusively for your group. • Explore historic St. George's, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. • Visit St. Peter's Church and the Unfinished Church. • Discover historic streets, museums and colonial landmarks. • Learn about Bermuda's early history from an experienced local guide. • Tailor the experience to your interests, walking pace and fitness level.

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Town of St. George's on a private 2.5-hour historical walking tour. Enjoy exclusive interior access to the Old State House, one of Bermuda's most important early colonial buildings. Discover the history of St. George's, early Bermuda and the influence of Freemasonry with an experienced local guide. KEY HIGHLIGHTS • Private 2.5-hour historical walking tour exclusively for your group. • Enjoy exclusive interior access to the Old State House in St. George's. • Discover the history and significance of one of Bermuda's earliest colonial buildings. • Learn about the introduction and influence of Freemasonry in Bermuda. • Explore King's Square, Town Hall, St. Peter's Church and historic streets of St. George's. • Experience the UNESCO World Heritage Town of St. George's at a comfortable walking pace.

Come join us and take a look into Bermuda's past! Early life was marked by resourcefulness and adaptation to the Island's unique environment. Get a glimpse of Smith's Island where the Plough arrived from England in 1612 with the first Governor and 60 settlers; Enter an authentic replica of a settlers 'Cabben' from 1612 and view its contents. The Tucker House Museum, the St. George Historic Museum and the St. Peter's Church will definitely take you back in time. Exploring these aspects of early Bermuda life will provide valuable insight into the ingenuity and resilience of the Island's early inhabitants.