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Explore Bermuda's Royal Naval Dockyard—a historic hub of art, culture, & Atlantic maritime heritage. Discover museums, shops, local treats, & much more. Plan now!
About Us. Explore the Royal Naval Dockyard. Learn more about the historic home of NMB. Explore the Grounds. The Grounds. The Museum is housed in Bermuda’s largest fort, the Keep, at the Royal Navy Dockyard. The Keep’s massive ramparts and bastions enclose eight Grade I listed buildings, including the hill-top Commissioner’s House.
Dockyard is the most visited site in Bermuda, underscoring the value of architectural heritage to the tourism industry.
Today, Dockyard is the place to go for the quintessential Bermudian holiday. Against the backdrop of crystal blue water, our lovingly restored historical buildings house a multitude of shops, restaurants and experiences.
Explore Bermuda’s rich maritime history at the Royal Naval Dockyard. A lively port for cruise ships, this major attraction is home to artists, artisans and the Bermuda National Museum. A British Royal Navy stronghold for more than 150 years, this 19th-century fort once kept guard over the West End...
Explore Bermuda’s rich maritime history at the Royal Naval Dockyard. A lively port for cruise ships, this major attraction is home to artists, artisans and the Bermuda National Museum. A British Royal Navy stronghold for more than 150 years, this 19th-century fort once kept guard over the West End.
The Spirit of Bermuda is a beautiful, three-masted vessel that calls the Royal Naval Dockyard home. The ship, a detailed replica of a Royal Navy sloop-of-war, is open to the public (when she's not out on the high seas) and tours are offered regularly.
