BRIDGETOWN, Barbados -- The Barbados Heritage Passport, returning
for the 10th season, enables visitors to see eight attractions for
the price of four admissions.
The passport, available free at various hotels and restaurants,
permits access to attractions protected by the Barbados National
Trust.
When the passport holder pays admission fees at Andromeda
Botanic Gardens, Welchman Hall Gully, Tyrol Cot Heritage Village
and Sir Frank Hutson Sugar Museum, the passport is stamped to
validate free admission to four additional sites.
They are Gun Hill Signal Station, Morgan Lewis Sugar Mill, the
Arbib Nature and Heritage Trail and the Bridgetown Synagogue.
Admission fees range from about $4 to $7.50.
Most properties are open year-round on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m.
For more information, contact the Barbados National Trust at
(246) 436-9033 or log onto the Barbados Tourism Authority's Web
site at www.barbados.org.