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10 best places in Bridgetown
Bridgetown is a compact colonial capital on the turquoise curve of Carlisle Bay, where British heritage meets rum shops and the Friday fish-fry frenzy at Oistins.
National Heroes Square
The historic core of the city, ringed by parliament buildings and a statue of Admiral Nelson.
Parliament Buildings
Neo-Gothic halls with stained-glass windows chronicling the island's history.
Nidhe Israel Synagogue
One of the oldest synagogues in the Western Hemisphere, with a museum on Barbados' Jewish community.
Barbados Museum & Historical Society
A former British military prison now housing artefacts of the island's colonial and slave-era past.
Garrison Savannah
A historic racecourse and promenade ringed by 18th-century military forts.
Carlisle Bay
A turquoise bay dotted with sailboats and shipwrecks popular with divers and snorkellers.
Chattel House Village
A row of brightly painted Barbadian chattel houses selling crafts and souvenirs.
Oistins Fish Fry
A legendary Friday-night open-air fish market with grilled catch and live calypso music.
Mount Gay Rum Visitors Centre
The tasting home of the world's oldest rum brand, distilling since 1703.
Cheapside Market
A lively Saturday market stacked with local fruit, spices and street food.
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