Angelo’s Bistro (12 Reid Street, Pembroke Parish) –– Angelo’s Café & Bistro is Bermuda’s newest hot-spot and your best choice for cappuccino, espresso, fresh local and Mediterranean specialties, delicious salads, pastas and sandwiches. You’ll savor its sophisticated cuisine. It’s the perfect café and bistro for a late breakfast, lunch or dinner. Open from Monday to […]
Bermuda Aquarium Museum & Zoo (40 North Shore Road, Flatts FL 04, Bermuda) –– BAMZ was founded in 1926 and is one of the world’s oldest aquariums. Situated in picturesque Flatts Village, our seven-acre facility remains a top attraction for all ages—and an important centre for science education, research and species conservation. BAMZ has been […]
Bermuda African Dance Company (23 Berkeley Road, Hamilton) — The Bermuda African Dance Company (BAD.Co.), as its name suggests, specializes in the dance, drumming and singing of African music. The company’s extensive repertoire features selections from several West African countries, including Ghana, Guinea, Nigeria and Senegal, to which its members take annual trips. An annual […]
Barracuda Grill (5 Burnaby Hill, Pembroke Parish): With an ultra exclusive martini bar and a suave and classy lounge style action, Barracuda Grill is the go-to place for a more refined atmosphere. Perfect for an after business meeting drink, or a smolderingly quiet tête-à-tête between lovers, Barracuda Grill is intimate and very refined, and simply […]
Ascots (Royal Palms Hotel, 24 Rosemont Ave., Pembroke Parish) — Located in the Royal Palms Hotel, a turn-of-the-century manor house. The USA Today describes Ascots as “a place not to be missed.” Ascot’s Restaurant has numerous other accolades.
Bermuda Arts Centre at Dockyard (Royal Naval Dockyard, Sandys Parish) — Since its opening by Princess Margaret in 1984, this spot has been a showcase for local artists and artisans and an excellent place to see our island’s works. Exhibits, which change frequently, include watercolors, oils and photography. Free admission. Hours: 10:00 am – 5:00 […]
Bermuda, despite travelers referring to this destination in the singular, is actually a chain of 181 islands with a total area of 53 sq. kilometers (20.6 sq. miles). Despite longtime international perception of its location within the Caribbean, Bermuda is actually located further up in the North Atlantic Ocean – some 1,000 km east of […]