1. Bermuda Culture - Bermuda | TravelSquid.com Bermuda is a tropical resort island. Naturally, Bermuda culture would follow the likes of the Caribbean islands. Wrong. Surprisingly, Bermuda culture is of http://www.travelsquid.com/bermuda/bermuda_culture.html

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2. Bermuda Culture Bermuda culture greatly reflects on the heritage of its people, who are European and African. http://www.bermudatriangle4u.info/Bermuda_Culture.php

Bermuda Culture Bermuda culture greatly reflects on the heritage of its people, who are European and African descent. Bermuda is an overseas territory of the United Kingdom and even though this is so, a strong historical connection with Canada, the United States, and former British colonies in the Caribbean is strongly present. To most American visitors, Bermudians seem to have adapted British culture in their customs, playing cricket, left hand drives, and having Queen Elizabeth II on their banknotes. On the other hand, to most British visitors, Bermuda seems to be more North American with dollar currency equal to the US dollar, televisions coming from the US, and Bermudian English sounding more similar to American English. In the US or Britain, “Bermuda shorts” are considered to be casual clothing, while in Bermuda culture they are measured to be a formal attire, worn with a jacket and tie. Bermuda culture also seems to be much more conservative concerned with etiquette, compared to the UK’s or North America. Asking for directions in Bermuda without first saying “good morning” or “good afternoon” is considered to be rude and hasty. This is a common cause of misunderstanding and embarrassment on the part of many British and US visitors for whom this is perfectly normal with no intentions of offence. Topless sun bathing is also against the law and is note merely frowned upon. However, Bermudians can also stand for behaviors that would be measured eccentric elsewhere. A good example to this is that of Johnny Barnes, a retired bus driver who stands by the road in Hamilton, greeting commuters on their way to work often by name and greeting them and telling them all “I love you”, this esteem is what he is held for locally that a statue of him now stands in Hamilton.

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Home Bermuda > Bermuda Culture Bermuda Culture Bermuda culture greatly reflects on the heritage of its people, who are European and African descent. Bermuda is an overseas territory of the United Kingdom and even though this is so, a strong historical connection with Canada, the United States, and former British colonies in the Caribbean is strongly present. To most American visitors, Bermudians seem to have adapted British culture in their customs, playing cricket, left hand drives, and having Queen Elizabeth II on their banknotes. On the other hand, to most British visitors, Bermuda seems to be more North American with dollar currency equal to the US dollar, televisions coming from the US, and Bermudian English sounding more similar to American English. In the US or Britain, “Bermuda shorts’ are considered to be casual clothing, while in Bermuda culture they are measured to be a formal attire, worn with a jacket and tie. Bermuda culture also seems to be much more conservative concerned with etiquette, compared to the UK´s or North America. Asking for directions in Bermuda without first saying “good morning’ or “good afternoon’ is considered to be rude and hasty. This is a common cause of misunderstanding and embarrassment on the part of many British and US visitors for whom this is perfectly normal with no intentions of offence. Topless sun bathing is also against the law and is note merely frowned upon. However, Bermudians can also stand for behaviors that would be measured eccentric elsewhere. A good example to this is that of Johnny Barnes, a retired bus driver who stands by the road in Hamilton, greeting commuters on their way to work often by name and greeting them and telling them all “I love you’, this esteem is what he is held for locally that a statue of him now stands in Hamilton.

4. Bermuda FYI - Bermuda Culture - Art Galleries And Museums On Bermuda Bermuda Culture Art Galleries and Museums on Bermuda. Bermuda boasts a variety of cultural endeavors, primarily centered around music and festivals, http://bermuda-fyi.com/Bermuda_Culture.html

Everything you could want to know about Bermuda Search The Web Search This Site Home About Contact Bermuda Culture - Art Galleries and Museums on Bermuda Bermuda boasts a variety of cultural endeavors, primarily centered around music and festivals, the largest of which is the annual Culturama (formerly known as Carnival). Museum of Nevis History The Museum of Nevis History The Museum is open Monday through Friday from 9am to 4pm, and on Saturdays from 9am to noon (hours subject to change - please check with the museum before visiting) . The cost of admission is US$5.00 for non-nationals. Additional Resources Activities Local Tours Golf Courses Beaches ... Shopping/Local Markets Bermuda Quick Links Activities Dining/Nightlife Travel Info General Info ... Bermuda Villas Book Your Dream Trip to Bermuda callSearch('03866796','cloud.jpg','N','N','N','BDA','VCLO','BDA'); Recommended Merchants Our favorite supplier of travel clothing and gear Great rates on hotels, airfare, car rentals, and cruises HUGE savings over typical international cell rates! Activities Travel Info General Info Activities Local Tours Golf Courses Beaches ... Getting Married on Bermuda Local Services Bermuda Villa Rentals Real Estate for Sale or Lease Getting Medical Help Getting Legal Help Real Estate Brokers Montpelier Plantation Inn ... written consent prior to using any materials contained herein.

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