Christmas Lights in Bermuda’s Historic Town of St. George’s

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Written By Susan Brown

Susan Brown | Eyes on Bermuda


This is the lovely UNESCO World Heritage designated town of St George’s in Bermuda with its Festive Season glow on ! Settled in 1612, it still has a number of 18th-century houses that (pre-Covid) were open annually one night in early December for the Bermuda National Trust St George’s Christmas Walkabout. Although there has been no walkabout for the last two years, we’re fortunate to have the lights up this year. Along with the restaurants that are open, the holiday sparkle adds festive fun to the area. It is a joy to wander around the streets of this historic town!

Susan Brown

Susan Brown is a native Scot living in one of the most picturesque regions, Perthshire. She works with corporate guests, family groups and tour groups to create and deliver engaging, delicious and fun tours of Scotland – on coach or in a 6 seater vehicle. You can follow Susan as @scotlandtourguide on Instagram and facebook . Susan is involved in Scottish Blethers podcast with fellow Guide Collective members Liz Lister and Helen Houston.

Susan’s other passion is Bermuda where she spends several months per year, find her @eyesonbermuda adventures on facebook and instagram.



https://www.yourscotlandguide.co.uk
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