St. Nicholas Abbey, with its history spanning 350 years, its unique Jacobean architecture, restored steam mill and new distillery, is one of the most fascinating treasures of the western hemisphere. Read more about St. Nicholas Abbey
The Mallalieu Motor Collection presents a tangible history of motoring in Barbados and the Barbados Rally Club in particular which was founded in 1957. Owner, Bill Mallalieu, welcomes visitors. Read more about Mallalieu Motor Collection
The Exclusive Cottons of the Caribbean Ginnery and Visitor Centre offers fascinating guided tours and a gift shop featuring Barbados' remarkable, regal cotton and cotton derivatives! Read more about Exclusive Cottons of the Caribbean
Sunbury House, a fascinating 300 year old plantation house in the countryside of Barbados filled with antiques, is open for tours everyday and specializes in private functions of all sizes. Read more about Sunbury House
The Morgan Lewis Windmill is one of more than 500 used in the production of sugar in Barbados, that still remains intact. It is maintained by the Barbados National Trust and has magnificent views. Read more about Morgan Lewis Windmill
The Nidhe Israel Synagogue, founded in 1654, is the oldest Jewish synagogue still in use in the western hemisphere. The well kept synagogue has a state of the art museum, a Mikvah and graves from 1658 Read more about Nidhe Israel Synagogue and Museum
George Washington House is the only house outside the USA where Washington ever resided. The handsome Georgian-style house has been restored and furnished as a typical plantation house. Read more about George Washington House
The Historic Garrison is the most structurally complete 18th and 19th century British Colonial Garrison in the world. Along with Bridgetown, it has been nominated as a World Heritage Site. Read more about Garrison Historic Area
Bridgetown and the Historic Garrison have been nominated as a World Heritage Site. In the late seventeenth century Barbados was basking in wealth made from sugar, the British Army and Navy regional headquarters and the Bridgetown port.
Today, there is a fascinating legacy of ancient buildings:- the oldest synagogue in the western hemisphere, the house where George Washington stayed for 50 days, one of only three Jacobean Great Houses in the Western Hemisphere, over 50 coral limestone sugar windmills introduced by Dutch Jews in 1644 and several 350 year old gothic churches.
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