You can pick up brochures and maps from the Ministry of Tourism Information Centre in Rawson Square. The traditional centres of the Government of The Bahamas located in the heart of downtown Bay Street. Garden of Remembrance Located in Parliament Square, just south of Rawson's Square. Here you will find the Cenotaph, a monument commemorating the Bahamians who died in the First and Second World Wars. Visitors have a look around at the small prison cells which are now lined with books, or examine a collection of historic prints, old colonial documents, or Arawak artifacts.
Admission is free.
Government House Located downtown on the corner of Blue Hill Road and Duke Street. See the spectacular view from the nearby 126-foot water tower and former lighthouse. Guided tours are conducted by a courtesy guide free of charge, but guides will accept a small gratuity. There is a 50 cents admission charge to the Water Tower. Queen's Staircase Nassau's most visited attraction and recently renovated.