The National Museum of Bermuda is a premier cultural and historical attraction located within The Keep at the historic Royal Naval Dockyard in Sandys Parish. Housed in Bermuda’s largest fort, the museum explores more than 500 years of the island’s history through fascinating exhibits covering maritime heritage, shipwrecks, military defense, settlement, slavery, cultural traditions, and Bermuda’s connections with the wider Atlantic world. Visitors can explore historic fortifications, galleries, cannons, archaeological artifacts, the Hall of History mural, and scenic ramparts overlooking the surrounding waters. The 16-acre grounds also include family-friendly spaces, a playground, and access to Dolphin Quest Bermuda. With its combination of history, architecture, outdoor exploration, and spectacular views, the museum is an excellent choice for families, history enthusiasts, cruise visitors, and travelers wanting a deeper understanding of Bermuda’s heritage.
