The Royal Naval Dockyard is a ... waterfront restaurants, art galleries, quaint (though overpriced) shops and a few pubs. You'll also find the National Museum of Bermuda and the kid-friendly ...

World-class hotels, pink sand beaches, and lively year-around events make Bermuda a must-visit destination for any traveler.

Cannons at the Victualling Yard in the Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda's West End. Photo Credit: Omar Perez Cruisers just arriving in port may not want to immediately hail a cab or other mode of ...

A NEW exhibit, featuring original paintings ... Depictions of Dockyard would take visitors back to "the halcyon days of 19th-century Dockyard" when Bermuda served as a vital Royal Navy outpost ...

Located on the grounds of the Keep fortress at the Royal Naval Dockyard, the museum also recounts Bermuda's naval heritage. Recent visitors said they were pleasantly surprised with how much they ...

Scholarly analyses and wartime letters with personal connections commemorated the 75th anniversary of the decommissioning of ...

Over the years, the military vessels visiting the Royal Naval Dockyard ... ornaments, paintings, decoupage, dolls, gems and glass jewelry. The small holiday ornaments of Bermuda pink sand are ...

The Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art, for example ... one of the highlights of the Royal Naval Dockyard, a sprawling fort that houses shops, restaurants, bars, and other activities.

Cool. So what's the crowd like? Because of its location within the Royal Naval Dockyard—where the majority of Bermuda’s mega ships dock—the Frog & Onion does big business with cruise-shippers.