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Established in 1612, St. George's is the oldest continuously inhabited English town in the New World. Its historic streets, fortifications, and architecture offer a remarkable glimpse into early colonial history, earning it prestigious UNESCO recognition.
Completed in 1879, the 85-foot-tall octagonal lighthouse was built to guide ships safely past Bermuda's dangerous reefs. Visitors can climb its 185 steps for breathtaking 360-degree vistas of the island and surrounding ocean.
Having been settled by the English in 1609, Bermuda has a continuous parliamentary democracy since 1620, making its Parliament the third oldest in the world. It retains strong ties with the UK but has significant self-governance.