Parliament Square is the right place to visit if you want to experience Old Nassau. The flamingo-pink buildings, built in 1815, are some of the finest examples of colonial architecture. Other noted historic sites include the Christ Church Cathedral, Fort Fincastle, Villa Doyle, and Bethel Baptist Church. You must include the Botanical Gardens in your travel itinerary. This enormous 18 acres of land is beautifully covered with tropical flora of more than 600 varieties including the yellow elder. The Gregory Arch is one of the major landmarks of Nassau, located in the Market Street. It was constructed in 1852 and has tunnels directing towards Over-The-Hill community and the town of Grantis and Bain. Do not forget the Pirates of Nassau wax museum. This museum is dedicated to the Pirates and their life. Check out the various Nassau apartment rentals that are available for the very classy travelers to the budget ones.

The restaurants in Nassau have almost everything for the gastronomes. From the very simple Bahamian cuisine to an exotic range of international delights is what you will get here. The fish fry of Arawak Cay and the scorched conch of the Potter’s Cay is something that you can never forget. You will get the best picture of Nassau during the annual celebration of Junkanoo. This colorful street parade is accompanied by beating of drums, honking of cowbells, and whistles. On booking any of the Nassau house rentals, you will find an easy access to the shopping centers, which are known for their superb Junkanoo art, blown glass, pine seed dolls, driftwood paintings, conch shell jewelry, straw work, ceramic items, etc.