Georgetown

Temples & religious sites

Roman Catholic Diocese of Georgetown

The seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese in Georgetown, Guyana, home to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. It's a place to experience a quiet, contemplative cathedral atmosphere.

Zoos & aquariums

Guyana Zoo

This zoo in Georgetown, the capital of Guyana, opened in 1895 as a botanical garden before officially becoming a zoo in 1952. It's popular with families for offering close-up encounters with majestic harpy eagles and manatees.

Nature

Demerara River

A river that flows from the rainforests of central Guyana to the Atlantic Ocean, with Georgetown—the country's capital and largest city—sitting on the eastern bank near its mouth. Along the riverbanks, you can take in both cityscapes and nature.

Temples & religious sites

Brickdam Cathedral

Brickdam Cathedral is Georgetown's principal Roman Catholic cathedral, built in the Romanesque style in the 1920s. It's worth visiting for its impressive dome and soaring ceilings.

Temples & religious sites

St. George's Cathedral

An Anglican cathedral in Georgetown, Guyana, known for its impressive wooden Gothic Revival architecture. Standing over 43 meters tall, it's visible from almost anywhere in the city.

Views & landmarks

Demerara Harbour Bridge

This floating bridge once spanned the Demerara River in Georgetown, Guyana, opening in 1978 to become a long-standing symbol of the city. Even now, after being replaced by a new bridge, traces of the old one can still be seen in various spots.

Museums & galleries

Guyana National Museum

Guyana's leading national museum, located in Georgetown, first opened its doors in 1868. It offers a broad look at the country's history and natural history.

Shopping & districts

Stabroek Market

Guyana's largest market, located in the center of Georgetown, is known for its steel-frame building and striking clock tower. It's a great place to browse and soak up the lively local atmosphere.