Titan Express Ltd.

Mary Prince Legacy Bus Tour

Embark on an enlightening journey through Bermuda's rich history with the Mary Prince Legacy Bus Tour, brought to you by Titan Tours. This 2-hour guided tour offers an in-depth exploration of the life and legacy of Mary Prince, an influential figure in the fight against slavery. Participants will visit significant locations that tell the story of her experiences as an enslaved woman in Bermuda.

"Until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter." This quote resonates as we step into the shoes of Mary Prince, uncovering the narratives that have shaped our understanding of history from her perspective.

Tour Highlights:

1. School Lands Cottage: Discover the chilling experiences of Mary Prince, who was held as an enslaved captive of the Ingham family. This location serves as a poignant reminder of her struggles and resilience.

2. Ocean View Golf Course: Learn about Sue, Mary Prince's mother, whose own story intertwines with Mary's legacy and sheds light on the hereditary nature of enslavement.

3. Mary Prince Emancipation Park: Visit this beautifully maintained park, named in honor of Mary Prince, celebrating her vital contributions to the abolition of slavery and recognizing her as a symbol of courage and hope.

4. Murrell's Vale: Explore Murrell's Vale, another site where Mary Prince endured the hardships of slavery under the Prudden family. This visit provides insight into the harsh realities faced by enslaved individuals during her time.

5. Waterville: Learn about Prince, Mary Prince's father, and his experiences, which help complete the picture of her family's legacy and the impact of slavery on their lives.

Join us on this thought-provoking tour as we honor Mary Prince's legacy and the profound impact of her life on the fight for freedom. Come and connect with Bermuda's history in a meaningful way.

Hamilton City Highlights Bus Tour

Discover the best of the capital of Bermuda with our Hamilton City Tour which has been the capital since 1815.

​Combine three quintessential Bermuda stops -The City Hall and Art Center, The Cathedral, Camden House / Masterworks Gallery located at the Botanical Gardens.Travelling in a comfortable air-conditioned coach between all stops, you'll listen to guided commentary on Bermudian history and culture and feel free to ask our knowledgeable guides as many question as you like. Learn about Bermuda history and culture through guided commentary.

Explore City Hall and Arts Center

• The City of Hamilton is a staunch supporter of the Arts in Bermuda. When City Hall was built in the late 1950's much of its space was dedicated to art galleries as well as a fully equipped performance theatre. Today, those spaces remain intact, each with its mission to offer a sanctuary that celebrates a multitude of artistic expressions. ​

Guided tour of The Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity Church

• The Anglican Cathedral a classic Neo-Gothic building seemingly plucked from some European city and set down in the middle of Bermuda.  Its soaring arches and elaborate stained-glass windows are as fine as any you will find abroad.  The pulpit and lectern are replicas of those in St. Giles, Edinburgh, Scotland, and are considered outstanding examples of church sculpture.

Botanical Gardens, Masterworks Gallery, Gift Shop/ The Botanist Cafe & Garden Lounge

• ​Camden House was built in 1714. The architectural style of the time is prominently reflected in this Georgian property. The earliest records name Frances Jones as the owner, and he lived there until his death on September 12, 1796. Camden was then acquired by William Durham in 1810 but was sold again in 1823 to the Hon. Henry James Tucker, who became the Mayor of Hamilton from 1851-1870. Tucker began the successful production of arrowroot for export in a factory at the back of the main house.
• The Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art is a vibrant energy center that celebrates
  Bermuda's culture and intrinsic beauty, uniting the community and transforming lives
  through art and education. It also has a gift shop and Coffee Shop Component. We have time for you to do to some shopping or grab a coffee at the Botanist Cafe.

​Continue to enjoy scenic views of the island, while you are driven back to the ferry terminal, Hamilton, after this 3 hour scenic adventure. 

​To book visit website at: https://www.titanexbda.com/hamilton-city-tour . Bus tour starts outside of the City of Hamilton Ferry Terminal at 11:00am on Saturdays in an air conditioned coach.

Hamilton City Highlights Bus Tour