Three matching pink-and-white Georgian buildings face each other across a small square just off Bay Street: the Bahamian Parliament Building (House of Assembly), the Senate, and the old Colonial Secretary's office. The colour is a particularly Bahamian shade of pink that you see all over the old downtown. A seated bronze of Queen Victoria sits at the centre.
The buildings are still in use as the working parliament of the Bahamas — you can sometimes hear debates through open windows. They make the photogenic centre of the cruise-passenger walking tour, and they are the most coherent Loyalist-era ensemble surviving in the Caribbean. The whole square is best photographed early morning before the streets fill.