Pictures of Nassau

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Relive the savagery and reckless abandon of 17th-century pirates who once called Nassau home at this interactive museum.

Swim in turquoise water and sunbathe on white sand at the capital city of the Bahamas. Learn about the fascinating history that lies beyond the beaches.

Admire views from the hill supporting this tower, said to be the highest point in New Providence. Explore the fascinating historic attractions that surround it.

Swim in turquoise water and sunbathe on white sand at the capital city of the Bahamas. Learn about the fascinating history that lies beyond the beaches.

Enjoy high tea with the governor’s spouse or watch the changing of the guard at this important historical building.

Featuring the work of traditional, contemporary and progressive local artists, this popular gallery is a creative exploration of life in the Bahamas.

One of the largest collections of palms in the world can be found tucked within a quiet residential neighborhood of Nassau.

Best known as the site of the Atlantis resort, this flashy island is a haven for visitors seeking good times and beautiful beaches.

Overlooking the city of Nassau, these historic ruins were once responsible for protecting the city from invading forces.

Featuring the work of traditional, contemporary and progressive local artists, this popular gallery is a creative exploration of life in the Bahamas.

This functioning parliament house has been in continuous operation since the 18th century. Recognize it by its bright pink exterior.

This enormous water park is one of the largest in the world. You’ll find something for everyone in the family within its 11 pools and 18 waterslides.  

Enjoy high tea with the governor’s spouse or watch the changing of the guard at this important historical building.

Relive the savagery and reckless abandon of 17th-century pirates who once called Nassau home at this interactive museum.

Named to celebrate the 65 years of Queen Victoria’s rule, these limestone stairs flanked by a waterfall are an important landmark in the nation’s capital.

Relive the savagery and reckless abandon of 17th-century pirates who once called Nassau home at this interactive museum.

Named to celebrate the 65 years of Queen Victoria’s rule, these limestone stairs flanked by a waterfall are an important landmark in the nation’s capital.

White sand, crystal-clear water and lively beachfront establishments have made this the go-to beach for visitors to the most populated island of the Bahamas.

Featuring the work of traditional, contemporary and progressive local artists, this popular gallery is a creative exploration of life in the Bahamas.

Featuring the work of traditional, contemporary and progressive local artists, this popular gallery is a creative exploration of life in the Bahamas.

One of the largest collections of palms in the world can be found tucked within a quiet residential neighborhood of Nassau.