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Hamilton, Bermuda's capital, is a charming, small city of pastel houses with whitewashed roofs and attractive shops. Block after block of stores and restaurants line Front Street, across from the harbor.

Wigged and robed members of the House of Assembly, occasionally seen walking outdoors, meet at the Sessions House on Friday to hold intense yet polite debates. Directly to the south is the Cabinet Building, where the Senate meets on Wednesday and where the office of the premier is located. The Cabinet meets there every Tuesday.

One of the most photographed spots in town is the Birdcage, an elevated, enclosed perch at Front and Queen streets in which a Bermuda-shorts-clad police officer sometimes directs traffic. One block north from the Birdcage on Queen Street is the Perot Post Office, another landmark from the 19th century. Take time to enjoy Queen Elizabeth Park, once the private garden of postmaster William Perot.
Other sites to see include: Bermuda National Gallery, Bermuda Historical Society Museum, Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute, Fort Hamilton, the Bermuda Botanical Gardens and Verdmont Museum.

Located 70 mi/115 km south of Auckland, in the heart of New Zealand's dairy farming and racehorse breeding industries, Hamilton is home to the Waikato Museum and Art Gallery, which features a good collection of Maori art, and Hamilton Gardens, 100 different gardens, each with its own theme, including a traditional Maori garden. The city's zoo boasts a large walk-through aviary and includes some of New Zealand's rarest indigenous species. You can unwind under the trees beside the mighty Waikato River.

Ngaruawahia, the country's Maori capital, lies just northwest of Hamilton. There you can visit King Tuheitia Paki's residence and a Maori cultural complex.

Hamilton, Ontario, sits on the Niagara Escarpment, a distinct vertical cliff that separates the upper and lower city. Known as "the mountain," this cliff is the city's defining feature. Streets continue from the bottom of the mountain to the top, with the prefix of "upper" added to streets on the mountain.

On the mountain, you can find spectacular views of the city and harbor. Although only certain streets stretch to the top of the mountain, you can park your car and hike upward. Lower Hamilton is home to Dofasco, a giant steel manufacturer.

Home of the famous Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons, Hamilton, located 45 mi/60 km west of Toronto, is also a thriving cultural metropolis with no shortage of activities. Orchestra, choirs, ballet, theater—they're all there and well supported by a strong arts community.

Although considerably milder in temperature than most of Ontario, Hamilton is subject to harsh storms and changeable weather patterns. The upper city is generally hotter and more humid in the summer and susceptible to snow squalls in the winter.