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Victoria Park Bermuda
Victoria Park is a nice little public park in Hamilton City located north of City Hall and covering a full block between Victoria Street, Cedar Street, Washington Street and Dundonald Street.
There are nice shaded and winding paths across the park. You can see many types of trees and shrubs here including bushes, golden acacia trees and Norfolk pines. The main features are the sunken garden, lawns, and flower beds in traditional English style, and the beautiful ornate iron band stand.
UPDATE: The newly refurbished bandstand has been restored in April 2009. Here open air concerts are still performed during the summer and December months just before Christmas.
There are restrooms available at the park. But note that many of the homeless locals use these toilets. So they may not be in great conditions all the time.
UPDATE 2011
City of Hamilton has organized 2011 Summer Sunday of the Park series at the Victoria Park. This fun and family event will be held on first Sunday of every month between May to October. Events and activities include:
Location
Victoria park is located behind the City Hall and the Main Bus Terminal of Hamilton City. The nearest entrance while coming from the City Hall would be the one at Victoria Street.
Check out Bermuda Gardens to know about all the wonderful parks, gardens and nature reserves in Bermuda.
Check out Pembroke Parish or Hamilton City for many other attractions in and around Hamilton Bermuda.
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