Our accredited guide will meet you in Independence Square in the City of Bridgetown in front of the Honorable Errol Barrow Statue, where you will be looking over the best cityscape in the Caribbean. Looking across the river, you will see historic buildings mingling with the modern buildings: the Parliament buildings, the Independence Arch, pleasure crafts around the flowing river, Heroes Square,  the Cenotaph, the Dolphin Fountain, the Chamberlain Bridge, and stories, of course, of the settlement.

Our accredited guide will stroll you across the boardwalk, (running commentary) and onto Jubilee Gardens and discover the site of one of the island's first Roads.

Stroll into Jubilee Gardens, stand, and look at what was described as Bridgetown Fashionable 18th Century Hotels District, the hoteliers were serious businesswomen, find out who they were! and one of the hoteliers connected with Prince William Henry who became King William the 1V. Running Commentary.

Stroll onto Cheapside, hotels were also located in this area and the Temple Yard site where the Masonic Lodge kept it first meetings, find out who is there now!

Stroll pass lakes Folly. Running Commentary

Stroll unto Suttle Street the oldest street in Bridgetown, stroll past historic buildings that were once taverns and pubs, and discover the history of these taverns and pubs and what the top of the building was used for. Also, the best variety of roasted nuts in Bridgetown is roasted on the spot!

Stroll unto Tudor Street where charming and colorful historic buildings await. Browse through quaint shops and boutiques, each offering a unique glimpse into the local culture. Stop for a local snack..

Stroll onto Baxters Road, the street that never sleeps, with its Chic and Shabby historic buildings.