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Learned a lot about the rich history of the Bahamas and how the queen’s stairs ended up with 65 steps.

Great

Our taxi driver brought us here.  I enjoyed it.  There was a guide at the top of the staircase that provided some interesting information about the site.  We then went to the bottom of the staircase, ...

Short visit, but very interesting.

Sad that it was built by slaves.  Fascinating that it is still standing after hundreds of years.  Mind boggling the work that had to go into this knowing the tools they had at the time.  

Worth your few minutes it takes to see

Very nice Landmark. The stairs have their story . Very sad btw. We really liked how they look different from the rest of the city. The waterfall gives a nice touch looks so serene

Very nice for pictures

As part of our tour we visited the Queen’s Staircase. The history of the building of the Queen’s Stair case is fascinating. The slaves built the stairs from the ocean to build a fort for the French. W...

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