Tourism in Nassau, Bahamas
Nassau is the capital city of the Bahamas, a group of islands off the coast of Florida in the Caribbean. It is a busy city with a lot to do and see.
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Identification
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According to Lonely Planet, Nassau can be a "gritty" city, yet that is part of its charm. The city is famous for its duty-free shopping, especially its perfumes and rum.
Money
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Numerous banks in Nassau, especially near Rawson Square and on Bay Street, have ATMs that dispense both American and Bahamian money.
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Crime
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Most crime in Nassau occurs outside of the tourist areas, according to Lonely Planet. However, crime does sometimes affect tourists, especially at night.
Taxis
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Taxis are regulated by the government, but drivers will sometimes try to get tourists to pay more. If the driver does not have government-issued identification, do not get the a cab.
Attractions
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Some of Nassau's best-known attractions include its Pirates of Nassau Museum, the Government House and the Ardastra Gardens, Zoo & Conservation Park.
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