National Museum of Bermuda

The National Museum of Bermuda, perched within the historic Keep at the Royal Naval Dockyard, offers a treasure trove of artifacts and exhibits spanning Bermuda's maritime and military history. Not just for history buffs, it's a paradise for photo-travelers thanks to its stunning panoramic views of the ocean and the Dockyard. The centerpiece is the Commissioner's House, itself a piece of history as one of the world's first cast-iron constructed buildings. Photography enthusiasts will revel in capturing the vivid mural by local artist Graham Foster, depicting 500 years of Bermudian history, which spans the interior of the house. The museum's expansive grounds, dotted with cannon and military fortifications, provide numerous vantage points for dynamic photography, especially during sunrise or sunset when the light accentuates the historical textures. Don't miss the Dolphin Quest, where you can photograph dolphins against the backdrop of historic maritime architecture.