Queen's Staircase
A historic 65-step staircase hand-carved from solid limestone by enslaved people in Nassau, Bahamas, named in honor of Queen Victoria.

📜 Historic 65-step staircase, carved from limestone by enslaved people.
🔍 Named for Queen Victoria's role in abolishing slavery.

Why Go

🚶‍♀️ Walk through a lush tropical grotto with waterfalls and swaying palms
🏛️ Connects Fort Fincastle to downtown Nassau
🏛️ Significant historical landmark
📸 Great photo opportunities
💡 Learn about Bahamian history and resilience
🌃 Romantic oasis after dark

Why Avoid

⚠️ Steps are steep and can be slippery when wet
🚧 Temporarily closed for renovations (check official sources for reopening)

Tips

🗣️ Local guides available for historical insights (for a fee)
📍 Located at the top of Elizabeth Avenue, off Shirley Street.
🚶‍♀️ Approximately 13-minute walk from The Port or 5-minute drive.
🚧 Check official sources for reopening and temporary closures.

Hours

🕒 Daily 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (when open, check for temporary closures)

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