Arlington House Museum
18th century house with three floors of exhibits and interactive features.

Barbados Heritage District
A sacred endeavor, born from the profound desire to honor the past and shed light on the unyielding impact of slavery.

Barbados Independence Monument
This striking piece of public art captures the spirit of a people who forged their own path to freedom.

Barbados Military Cemetery
First used in 1780, the Barbados Military Cemetery was re-dedicated in 1982.

Barbados Museum
Discover the history and culture of Barbados through displays, artifacts, rare maps, furnishings and exhibits.

Blackmans Bridge
Blackmans Bridge dates back to before 1682! It overlooks Blackmans Gully.

Bridgetown
The capital city of Barbados and home to excellent duty-free shopping!

Bridgetown Jewish Synagogue
Originally built in 1654 but later destroyed by a hurricane and rebuilt, the Synagogue has been fully restored and is now an active synagogue.

Charles Fort
Site of a vital fort that protected the island from invasion.

Chase Vault
Discover the mysteries of the moving coffins in the Chase Vault!

Codrington College
The oldest Anglican theological college in the Western Hemisphere, Codrington College sits high on a hill and offers a spectacular view of the east coast.

Cotton Tower Signal Station
Historic 19th century signal station.

Emancipation Statue
Commemorating the end of slavery in Barbados in 1838.

Exchange Museum
Explore the trade and monetary history of Barbados, as well as the history of free masonry on the island.

George Washington House
George Washington visited the island in 1751 and stayed at this location. It was Washington's only trip outside the USA.

Golden Square Freedom Park
Two-acre city park - a space of peace and reflection, education, agitation and nation-building

Grenade Hall Forest & Signal Station
A historic signal station and natural forest make this the perfect attraction for history and nature lovers alike!

Gun Hill Signal Station & Lion
Experience a captivating view of the entire island and see the statue of the lion carved in 1868!

HARP Gun
Discover this intriguing, and controversial, piece of history.

Historic Cannon Collection
Discover the world's rarest collection of 17th century English iron cannon.

Holetown
A historic town on the west coast of Barbados. Home to restaurants, shopping, hotels and other accommodation, residential areas, and night spots.

Jewish Museum (Nidhe Isreal Museum)
Tracing Jewish history in Barbados dating back to 1628.

Main Guard House at Garrison Savannah
Elegant Georgian building (circa 1802) with a graceful clocktower.

Morgan Lewis Windmill
The last remaining windmill in Barbados. Visit Morgan Lewis Mill to see how sugar was produced in the 1700's and 1800's.

Museum of Parliament
Explores the history of the third oldest Parliament in the Commonwealth.

National Heroes Gallery
The Barbados National Heroes Gallery traces the lives of the our ten National Heroes.

National Heroes Square
Renamed from Trafalgar Square, here you will find several fascinating monuments.

Needhams Point Lighthouse
White, octagonal tower located on the grounds of the Barbados Hilton hotel.

Newton Slave Burial Ground
The largest and earliest slave burial ground discovered in Barbados.

Oistins
A major local fishing community and home of the Fish-Fry, a popular attraction for locals and visitors!

Parliament Buildings
The Barbados Parliament was established in 1639 and is the third oldest Parliament in the Commonwealth. The buildings are located on Broad Street in the capital city of Bridgetown.

Quaw's Quest Memorial
This monument stands tall, not just in stature, but in the story it tells.

Ragged Point
Offers an amazing view of the rugged coastal scenery along almost the entire East Coast of Barbados.

Rock Hall Freedom Village
A moving tribute to the struggles and ultimate triumph of the enslaved people of Barbados.

Screw Dock
This historic dry dock used screw-lifting mechanisms to raise boats out of the water for repair in the late 19th century.

Sir Frank Hutson Sugar Museum
See how sugar was produced in the 1700's and 1800's. Located in the yard of the Portvale Sugar Factory.

South Point Lighthouse
The first lighthouse on Barbados, this lighthouse was exhibited at London's Great Exhibition in 1851.

Speightstown
A wonderful place to spend a half-day - browse the shops, visit the art gallery, and enjoy a sumptuous local lunch at a beachfront restaurant.

St. James Parish Church
One of Barbados' oldest churches, St. James boasts mural tablets, stained glass windows, and a bell that pre-dates the famous American Liberty bell by 54 years.

St. Nicholas Abbey
One of only three genuine Jacobean mansions in the Western Hemisphere! Active sugar plantation producing local rum.

State House
Formerly Government House. Residence of the President of Barbados.

Sunbury Plantation House
A historic Barbadian plantation house featuring antiques, horse-drawn carriages and old prints.

Tyrol Cot
An architectural gem and site of The Heritage Village which is home to the work of traditional craftsmen and artists.