National Museum of Cayman Islands

Dedicated to the research and preservation of they Cayman heritage for present and future generations, be sure to make Cayman Islands National Museum the first stop on your tour of Grand Cayman.

Opened in November 1990, the beautiful building overlooks Hog Sty Bay. This building is one of Cayman's few remaining 19th century structures, a survivor of hurricanes and numerous storms. Since it was built, it has served as a place of worship as well as a courthouse and jailhouse.

The National Museum of Cayman Islands now contains a collection of over 2,000 items. You will learn about the country's fascinating cultural and natural history and the resourceful, independent nature of a seafaring society.

Through the exhibits and displays, you will be introduced to a Cayman Islands very different from the sophisticated, cosmopolitan vacation paradise you see today. You'll begin to understand why this country's development is a success story which overcame incredible odds during the last 400 years.

As you leave, stop in the Museum Shop which offers a fine selection of books about Cayman; locally made crafts and high quality gifts, from Christmas tree ornaments to Caymanite jewelry. Then relax in the picturesque courtyard of the Cool Caboose on the south east corner of the Museum and enjoy a tropical fruit drink, ice cream or snacks.

CAYMAN ISLANDS NATIONAL MUSEUM
P.O. Box 2189
Harbour Drive, Grand Cayman
Phone: (345) 949-8368
Fax: (345) 949-0309


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