Bermuda Cabinet House

Bermuda Cabinet House

Located south of the Session House (or the House of Assembly), this is where the Bermuda Cabinet of ministers and top officials meet on every Wednesday.

The cabinet sessions are held during the time when the House of Assembly sessions are also ongoing between November and June.

This two storied elegant building was constructed in 1841. In 1968, it became the office of Bermuda's Premier who runs the Bermuda Government.

When the cabinet session is on, you will see a lot of flashy cars that belong to the ministers parked outside. The Cabinet building is open to visitors from Monday through Friday (except Tuesday) from 9a.m to 5p.m. There is no admission fee.

Bermuda Cabinet House

Inside you will see large portraits of past Premiers and Senate Presidents. There is also a large oil painting of William Herbert, the third Earl of Pembroke. Pembroke parish was named after him.

There is also a cedar chair that was built for Governor Josias Forster in 1642. The parliament sessions were held in St. George during those days.

Address and Contacts

105 Front Street, Hamilton City, Bermuda. Phone 441/292-5501

UPDATE: A New War Memorial has been set up in the Cabinet office grounds. It has names of nearly 3000 Bermuda's war veterans who served the country during first and second World Wars.

Check Pembroke Parish or Hamilton City for many other attractions in and around Hamilton Bermuda.

Check out Bermuda Museums for great museums & historical buildings in Bermuda.

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