Garrison Savannah
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Garrison Savannah
62a Tudor St, Bridgetown, Barbados
The Garrison Savannah is in Bridgetown, where you can play the slots.Opening hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours
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Opening hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours
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Latest reviews
04/07/2021
Nice walk. Deep history. Make sure yiu see the changing of the guards.
10/06/2021
Beautiful and also can be a great place to exercise morning or evening☺😁
18/05/2021
The Garrison Savannah is an oasis in a country that is slowly becoming urbanized. Besides the colorful and enjoyable spectacle of horse-racing, it offers considerable scope for exercising for those who feel confined and uncomfortable in gyms.
With the galloping rate of non-communicable diseases unlikely to be slowed any time soon, regular exercise is the best weapon against obesity, diabetes, hypertension and stress. Nothing is simpler, safer and as inexpensive as walking. Unfortunately, the managers of the Garrison have not taken sufficient measures to enable this wholesome activity in any substantial way.
Steps that may help are:
*Provide lighting till about 8 pm so that persons can walk after a long day at work or even take a cool stroll after supper
*Provide basic toilet facilities so that the elderly do not have to rush home if a sudden need arises
*For the more adventurous, exercise accessories (like pull up bars, stepups) can be installed in the outer grassy area (similar to those at Garfield Sobers Gymnasium) without adversely affecting aesthetics
*Level out and cover with marl the flood-prone parking area alongside the road
*Persuade government to provide police security as is done at the Boardwalk
*Prohibit cars from driving on the paved walkway
Much-publicized, random "Walks against NCDs" are good for raising awareness, but regular exercise is a vital part of the solution to this burgeoning problem.
With the galloping rate of non-communicable diseases unlikely to be slowed any time soon, regular exercise is the best weapon against obesity, diabetes, hypertension and stress. Nothing is simpler, safer and as inexpensive as walking. Unfortunately, the managers of the Garrison have not taken sufficient measures to enable this wholesome activity in any substantial way.
Steps that may help are:
*Provide lighting till about 8 pm so that persons can walk after a long day at work or even take a cool stroll after supper
*Provide basic toilet facilities so that the elderly do not have to rush home if a sudden need arises
*For the more adventurous, exercise accessories (like pull up bars, stepups) can be installed in the outer grassy area (similar to those at Garfield Sobers Gymnasium) without adversely affecting aesthetics
*Level out and cover with marl the flood-prone parking area alongside the road
*Persuade government to provide police security as is done at the Boardwalk
*Prohibit cars from driving on the paved walkway
Much-publicized, random "Walks against NCDs" are good for raising awareness, but regular exercise is a vital part of the solution to this burgeoning problem.
30/12/2020
Fun day out at the races! Friendly turf staff who do not mind if you are a novice. Fairly priced drinks and snacks. What is there not to love
09/09/2020
Historic. Beautiful. Welcoming. The Garrison Savannah is a mixed-purpose facility. It is home to a horse racing track (where the historic Sandy Lane Gold Cup is held) and sports a huge inner field. This inner field doubles as both the primary venue for rugby on the island and a favorite exercise circuit for locals.