Government House Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Government House. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Bites of Nassau Food and Walking Tour

• Pirate Jeep Sightseeing Adventure

• Half-Day Atv Island Tour With Beach Break (Drive Your Own Atv)

• Fun ATV Tour in Nassau With Lunch: Drivers Must Be 25 years old

• Dilly Dally Walking Tour of Nassau Attractions

It’s free to visit Government House in Nassau—there’s no fee to enter or explore its historic grounds independently. For deeper insight, opt for sightseeing tours that combine Government House with other Nassau landmarks. Walking tours cost from US$55, while private city tours with personalized commentary begin around US$135.

Government House is in downtown Nassau’s historic district, within walking distance of landmarks such as the Parliament Building, Queen’s Staircase, and the National Art Gallery. It’s also just a short 10-minute walk from the cruise terminal, so it’s an easy addition to your Nassau sightseeing itinerary.

Government House is open to visitors Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm. However, it’s often closed due to renovations. Even if it's closed, you can still see the house’s bright exterior and part of its grounds from the street. There’s also plenty to explore in Nassau Old Town.

While Government House’s exterior grounds are accessible, some paths around the hillside estate can be steep and uneven. Visitors with mobility concerns may view the building from Duke Street and still appreciate its architectural significance from accessible vantage points. Checking site access ahead of your visit is advised.

Yes, you can take photos of Government House from the exterior grounds and public viewpoints along Duke Street. The pink Georgian façade is one of Nassau’s most photographed landmarks. Interior access is limited, so photography is generally restricted to outdoor areas. Always respect posted signs or fencing during renovations.