Georgetown Holidays

Guyana's premier cricket venue hosted the 2007 World Cup with excellent views along the Demerara River. Evening events create a magical atmosphere under the lights, especially during the dry season.

Established in 1877, Georgetown Botanical Gardens showcases Guyana's national flower, the Victoria Regia Lily, amid tropical flora. Stroll serene pathways to see numerous bird species in their natural habitat.

Stabroek Market's historic iron structure and iconic clock tower has been Georgetown's commercial heart since 1881. Browse colourful stalls while experiencing authentic Guyanese culture.

This Romanesque masterpiece stands as Guyana's principal Catholic church, featuring a marble altar gifted by Pope Pius XI. Visit in morning light to fully appreciate its soaring nave and historical resilience.

This striking Gothic Revival masterpiece showcases intricate wooden carvings and a prominent clock tower. Admire the elaborate mahogany staircase and hammer-beam roof that exemplify Victorian Caribbean craftsmanship.

This conical thatched hut showcases traditional Wai Wai Indigenous architecture in Georgetown. Inside, cultural exhibitions and ceremonies celebrate Guyana's rich heritage in this symbolic gathering space.

Founded in 1868, the Guyana National Museum showcases the country's cultural heritage through indigenous artefacts and natural history exhibits. Explore rainforest specimens and traditional costumes in this historic building.

Established in 1884, Bourda Cricket Ground is the Caribbean's oldest first-class cricket venue and the only major stadium below sea level. Visit during a match to experience Guyana's rich cricketing heritage.