Camden House

Bermuda


This early 1700s Georgian mansion in the Botanical Gardens is the official residence of the Prime Minister, though it's not used as such. It has been used in the past to host foreign dignitaries, such as Margaret Thatcher, Colin Powell, and Princess Margaret. Inside, the gilded mirrors, antiques, artworks and stunning hand-carved cedar furniture create a refined atmosphere.

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