Aspects of the history, customs, culture and experiences of slaves and their descendants in Bermuda have been officially designated by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as part of the Slave Route Project and therefore must be preserved.
Come join us on this fascinating journey to learn more about our history, where we come from, our customs and traditions.
Below are the some of the historical places we cover:
✔Tucker House Museum in St. George
✔Pilot Darrell's Square in St. George
✔Commissioners House at the Royal Naval Dockyard
✔The Bermuda Maritime Museum
✔Cobb's Hill Methodist Church (The oldest existing Methodist building in
✔Bermuda that was built by slaves by moonlight)
✔St. Peter's Church (The oldest Anglican church where a historic slave graveyard is still intact)