As the capital and prosperous economic center of the Bahamas, Nassau ancient city has ushered in the first light of the 2 1 century, although the charm of colonial times still flashes on it from time to time. There is one of the most historic streets in downtown Nassau-Harbour Street. Light-colored buildings and strangely shaped wooden office apartments and shops in King George's England are scattered on both sides of the street. When you sit leisurely in a sightseeing carriage in Surrey style, while enjoying the passing scenery and listening to the local anecdotes told by the driver, you will see countless historical sites, ancient castles and hand-carved stairs specially built for the Queen along the way. The artworks, documents and scrolls displayed in Pompeii Museum also vividly tell the history of the Bahamas for hundreds of years. Of course, don't miss the Museum of Contemporary Bahamian Art and Culture.

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Nassau also provides golf, diving, tennis, squash and many other different kinds of sports for many sports lovers. Adults and children can find their favorite sports here.

This is also a paradise for shoppers. Collectors will find unique collections in the trading market here, and they can also bargain here. In Nassau, many shops sell all kinds of duty-free brand-name goods, which attracts the attention of many shoppers. Strolling along the Riviera Beach in the Bahamas is colorful and beautiful. This charming resort is located 3 miles west of the city and only half a mile from Golden Beach, so it is very convenient to go by bus or taxi.

As dusk deepened, the night began to fall and the nightlife on the island began. You can visit all kinds of nightclubs, bars, restaurants and even various entertainment places within a few steps.