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On
the north side of the Carevenage is the tiny National Heroes
Square, formerly known for over a century as Trafalgar Square.
In 1999 the square was renamed, though at present a bronze statue of
the British Admiral Horatio Nelson, surrounded by the whirlwind of
Bridgetown traffic, still stands.
About 200m east of the square and parliament buildings, along St
Michael's Row, the large, red-roofed St Michael's Cathedral
(daily 9am-4pm; free) is the country's principal Anglican place of
worship. A stone church was first erected here in 1665, although the
present building mostly dates from 1786. It's a spacious, airy
place, with a large barrel roof, and incorporates some fine mahogany
caring in the pulpit and choir.
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The cathedral's sprawling churchyard is the resting place for many
of the island's most prominent figures, including Sir Grantley Adams
and his son Tom.
South Coast
Getting there and around
Eating and nightlife
South East
South Coast
Christ Church
Explore Christ Church
Hasting and Rockley
Oistins
Siler Sands and Long Beach
St. Lawrence Gap and Dover
Worthing
St. Philip:
St.
Philip
Foul Bay & Crane Beach
West Coast
West
HoleTown
-HoleTown
restaurants
Mullins Bay - N
Prospect, Payness Bay- N
Sandy Lane
Speightstown
Nightlife
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Barbados
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Best of Barbados
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Bridgetown
Eating, nightlife
Listings
Central Bridgetown
National Heroes Square
Old City
Central
Barbados
Explore Central Barbados
Flower Forest
Francia
Gun Hill
Harrison's Cave
Welchman Hall
Gully
East Coast
Explore East Coast
Andromeda Botanical Gardens
Bathsheba
Codrington College
St. John's Parish
Garrison
Hackletons Cliff & Scotland
Barbados Museum and
Gallery of Art
Savannah, Garrison area |
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