Explore the historic Garrison, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, and delve into its rich military history. Marvel at the well-preserved military structures and fortifications that played a crucial role in Barbados' enthralling history, as you stroll through this impressive site, feel the echoes of the past and gain a deeper understanding of the island's heritage.
During the eighteen and nineteenth centuries the garrison was the base and headquarters for members of the British West Indies Regiment in Barbados. Step back in time as you discover the architectural gems that showcase the historic Garrison colonial heritage. The cannons, the rarest Iron cannons in the world, the clock tower, the main guard house, and the house where George Washington the future leader of the United States stayed with his brother in 1751, and the mysterious tunnels. Come with us on this historic journey and feel the echoes of the past!
Our accredited guide will meet you in front of the George Washington at the Garrison Savannah, (running commentary) where you get a glimpse of the George Washington House and the entire layout of the 30 acres Garrison Savannah. (Visit optional-Admission Price)
Garrison Tunnels- The tunnels were discovered accidentally in 2011, it is believed that these mysterious tunnels were carved through limestone rock from about 1820. (running commentary) Find out what they were use for…. (Optional Visit-Admission Price)
Main Guard Built in 1804, it is one of the most outstanding buildings in the Garrison Historic Area.
You will make your own way to the meeting points