Sightseeing Tours in Hamilton

Dive into spine-tingling stories and the darkened corners of history in Hamilton's city center. This self-guided audio tour is crafted for those with a curiosity for the unknown and a taste for the macabre. Walk at your own pace, accompanied by the voices of the past whispering through your headphones as you explore the haunted streets and chilling tales of the area. Starting at the imposing Hamilton Armouries, you will embark on a journey through time where ghostly legends and historical mysteries await at every turn. The path leads you through James Street, past Gore Park, to the eerie Whitehern Mansion, and concludes at the The Winking Judge, each site a chapter of its own in the spectral narrative of Hamilton. Along the way, pause to picture the lively days of the Tivoli Theatre, reflect on the unsettling disappearance of Ambrose Small, and ponder the Hamilton link to the infamous Jack the Ripper. Concluding your excursion, The Winking Judge offers a chance to unwind, perhaps with the company of local spirits of both kinds - historical haunts and craft ales. Don't miss this unique opportunity to peel back the veils of time and peer into the ghostly heritage that Hamilton conceals.

This self-guided audio tour is designed for those interested in the experiences and stories of Bermuda's LGBTQ community. As you walk through Hamilton city centre, you'll be introduced to poignant memories from local residents and allies. This tour isn't just about seeing; it's about listening, learning, and empathizing with the voices that have contributed to Bermuda’s inclusive culture. The journey starts at the historic O'Hara House steps and ends at the same spot, creating a loop that winds through city lanes and past important landmarks. Highlights along the route include the XLCatlin building, tranquil gardens, prominent local businesses, and compelling murals. Starting points and directions are easily identified to guide you smoothly from one location to another. Listeners will encounter moving personal narratives that mark significant moments along the way. Moments like standing by the Esso gas station remembering Molly's story, or pausing at the flagpole to hear a compelling tale that took place there. Engage with Hamilton’s vibrant spirit and community pride, while tracing the steps of those who have played a part in the city's growing acceptance and celebration of diversity.