National Museum of Bermuda

Step into more than five centuries of Bermuda’s history at the National Museum of Bermuda, set within the historic Royal Naval Dockyard. The museum spans multiple fort buildings, including the Commissioner’s House, the island’s largest fort, with exhibits covering everything from early settlement to Bermuda’s role in Atlantic shipping and naval defense.

Inside, you’ll find artifacts recovered from shipwrecks, exhibits on Bermuda’s maritime heritage and interactive displays that bring the island’s past to life. The grounds themselves are worth exploring, with ramparts, views over the Great Sound and open spaces that make it feel more like a historic complex than a traditional museum.