a month ago
There is always something going on in Barbados, this time it was the Lighting Independence Day opening day.
You can also sit here and admire the beautiful boats.
by Stargazer Jan
9 months ago
Historic Bridgetown is a fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Site. The seaside walkway to downtown offers you a magnificent view of the Caribbean Sea.
Relax on Carlisle Bay with options for turtle and shipwreck snorkeling, stand-up paddling and glass bottom boat.
There a several great beach bars such as Lobster Alive and Harbor Lights.
by Repi N‘me
4 months ago
This square means so much especially to the ancestors. They wouldn't believe that Independence would happen after so many years of hardship as young strong people were condemned, sold and stolen away from homes in Europe, Africa, Asia then forced to work in the baking sun to make sugar and rum with very little hope to escape and whole lives being treated like property.
by Dylan S
a year ago
Located in historical Bridgetown...shared between the wharf, the Independence Arch and the Swing bridge, the square is a few steps away from the Parliament buildings on the other side.
A nice area to relax with park benches, and shaded trees with a view of boats moored in the Careenage.
I however felt a little sad seeing the state of the area, which has lost it's vibrancy to years past, maybe it's the closure of many businesses and vendors as there's currently a major works project on the way.
Standing tall in the Square is the father of Independence..a very fitting way to honor one of the Island's National Heroes.
I do hope for the best for this area, when all the construction is over and new businesses emerge, as there's a lot of beauty and history surrounding the square.
by Jules Cates (Jules)
11 months ago
Nice square for activities and whatnot right by the river and pier boats. They even have a small screen here. This place is probably perfect for families and little ones.
by Leonard
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