Top Things to do In Anse la Raye 2021

"The Barbados Museum, located to the north of the Garrison Racecourse in the southern suburbs of Bridgetown, is a historic building in itself. It was built in 1933 and used to be a prison."

"Britain's earliest colony in the Americas, the annual profit generated by the brown sugar from the sugar cane it grows is half that of Spain. Spain has found silver mines, and Britain has found the best cash crops. But planting sugar cane placed too much demand on the physical strength of the slaves. So the death rate of black slaves in the plantation was very high"

"Most of it is the collection of Mr Clerc, who got the ball rolling on pre-European history. Many of the exhibits are not well explained and repetitive, but much is in English and this is the only game in town if you want to learn something of the original inhabitants. In all, it’s very OK. A visit is an hour, max...more like 30 minutes unless you’re really into the topic. Good toilet. Not worth a special trip but if you’re touring the north part of Grande-Terre, you should visit."