Once you start the climb up the steps to the front door of this 400year old church you know it is going to be an eye opening experience. The structure has been very well maintained. More

Stop in for a short stroll around the grounds on your way to Tobacco Bay or if you are exploring the town of St. Georges. We were lucky enough to be the only visitors at the time and the priest provided us with a brief personal tour and history of the church and property which also includes a 400 year... More

The history of Bermuda comes alive in this charming old Anglican Church. From the basket of fans at the door to the friendly graveyard cat, this place is special. More

We always stop in to St Peters church while in St .Georges it is only a short walk from the ferry, There is an old cemetary right behind the church with lots of history. it is a serene place. More

It is like stepping back in time, definitely the jewel in St George's crown. It is especially beautiful when the church interior is lit by candlelight. Unfortunately, this only happens on special occasions, like the National Trust's December walkabout. The ancient graveyard is especially poignant, as are the church memorials which attest to Bermuda's heritage. More

Amazing and unexpected to find this spot on Bermuda. Take a brief tour at this church and you will be convinced that Bermuda is a lot more than finance and scuba diving. More

This church is so pretty! Full of history, and there are old cemeteries that are facinating to walk through. I enjoyed taking pictures of the inside of the church, structurally it is wonderful to look at. More

Spend some time inside the church and also on the grounds. This church is still in use today and parishoners volunteer as docents. No admission is charged but donations are accepted for maintaining the church and grounds. More

The steps from Duke of York Street lead up to a simple church. Inside you see exposed beams and plaques reminding you of the history of the parishioners of this old church. More