Bridgetown, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Barbados, is a historic port city renowned for its well-preserved colonial architecture and maritime legacy. Founded in the 17th century, its colorful buildings, Georgian-style garrison, and fortifications reflect its role as a key British trading hub in the Caribbean. Cobblestone streets and waterfront structures evoke centuries of cultural exchange and military history. This vibrant urban landscape stands as a testament to Barbados’ colonial past and its enduring cultural identity.

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