Look for your guide holding a "Bermuda Heritage Tours" sign right in front of the St. George's ferry dock and begin your stroll through the town.

Step into the heart of the oldest continuously inhabited English town in the New World, where governors proclaimed royal decrees, merchants built fortunes, and stories from four centuries of Bermuda's history still echo through the streets.

Admire one of Bermuda's finest 19th-century civic buildings, where elegant architecture reflects St. George's transition from colonial outpost to thriving island community.

Stand inside the oldest continually used Anglican church outside the British Isles, where generations of Bermudians have worshipped since the early 1600s.

Discover Bermuda's most photographed landmark and hear the remarkable story behind the beautiful Gothic church that was never completed.

Awaken your senses as you discover handcrafted fragrances inspired by Bermuda's natural beauty in the elegant gardens and historic home of the island's celebrated perfumery.

Visit the site of Pilot Darrell's Cottage - the first known black person to purchase a home in Bermuda and a key stop on the African Diaspora Trail.

Discover how Bermuda became a vital link in the American Civil War as the Globe Museum brings to life the daring blockade runners that carried cotton, weapons and supplies across the Atlantic.

Uncover Bermuda's surprising connection to George Washington and the American Revolution through the daring 1775 gunpowder conspiracy that changed the course of history.