TOP-10 places to visit in a week in Georgetown

was the burial site of Guyana's President Forbes Burnham in 1985.

1. St. George's Cathedral — St. George's Cathedral was the burial site of Guyana's President Forbes Burnham in 1985.

✨ Step inside to admire the tall wooden structure and stained glass windows.

2. Georgetown City Hall — Admire the Gothic facade and intricately carved wooden details.

3. Parliament Building — The Parliament Building was completed in 1834; it now houses the National Assembly of Guyana.

✨ See the dome and facade of the building where the National Assembly of Guyana meets.

4. Stabroek Market — Stroll through the bustling aisles filled with produce, clothing, and jewelry under the famous clock tower.

💡 The market is open daily.

5. National Museum of Guyana — Explore exhibits about the country's nature and history.

6. Walter Roth Museum of Anthropology — The museum opened in 1974 with collections from Guyanese archaeologist Denis Williams.

✨ Discover archaeological finds and the culture of Guyana's indigenous peoples.

7. Georgetown Botanical Garden — The mausoleum in the garden is the burial site of Guyana's President Forbes Burnham, who died in 1985.

✨ Relax among tropical plants, lily ponds, and old bridges.

💡 The garden is open on weekdays; closed on Saturday and Sunday.

8. Guyana National Park — Walk through green pathways and watch for manatees.

9. Umana Yana — Umana Yana was built for the Non-Aligned Movement Foreign Ministers Conference in 1972.

✨ Check out the conical straw structure built using traditional methods by the Wai-Wai people.

10. Georgetown Seawall — Stroll along the Atlantic coastline and take in the city skyline.

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