Skip the crowds this is a private tour for your group only! Step into the heart of Paramaribo and let the city’s stories unfold around you. On this private guided walking tour, you’re not just a visitor — you’re an explorer tracing the footsteps of history through charming streets and stunning colonial architecture. Wander past the stately Presidential Palace, breathe in the tranquility of the Palm Tree Garden, and stand where centuries of history echo within the walls of Fort Zeelandia. Feel the vibrant pulse of the Riverside, admire colorful street art, and take in the city’s rich cultural blend at the mosque and lively central market. With your own personal guide, every question is answered, every hidden detail revealed, and every moment tailored to your pace. This is your journey through Paramaribo, where every step brings you closer to the soul of Suriname’s capital.
Admire the stately elegance of Suriname’s 18th-century seat of power, framed by manicured lawns and rich colonial charm. Its graceful façade offers a perfect postcard start to your journey. (Outside Visit)
Step into a peaceful oasis where towering royal palms sway above quiet pathways. This lush pocket of green is ideal for photos and a moment of calm in the city center.
Stand before Paramaribo’s oldest fortress, where centuries-old walls whisper tales of defense and resilience. Its riverside setting makes for striking photos and fascinating historical insight. (Outside Visit)
Stroll along this lively waterfront lined with colorful wooden buildings and vibrant street life. It’s the best spot to soak in Suriname River views and local culture.
Marvel at the elegant architecture of the city’s most prominent mosque, a symbol of Suriname’s rich blend of cultures and faiths. Its graceful design makes it a striking photo stop.
Immerse yourself in a buzzing maze of stalls offering exotic produce, aromatic spices, and handcrafted treasures. It’s the perfect place to meet locals and experience authentic daily life.
Meet your guide at the Presidential Palace, Paramaribo, Suriname.
Paramaribo is the vibrant capital of Suriname, a unique blend of Caribbean, South American, and Dutch influences. Known for its well-preserved colonial architecture, lush green spaces, and rich cultural heritage, it offers a fascinating mix of history, nature, and multiculturalism.
The heart of Paramaribo, surrounded by colonial buildings and the Presidential Palace.
A stunning wooden cathedral, the largest wooden structure in the Western Hemisphere.
A historic fort with a museum showcasing Suriname's colonial past and a variety of artifacts.
A beautiful botanical garden with a variety of plant species and a peaceful atmosphere.
A museum showcasing the history and culture of Suriname through various exhibits.
A traditional Surinamese dish made with green bananas, salted meat, and spices.
A flatbread often served with curry, a staple in Surinamese cuisine.
A peanut-based soup with chicken, often served with rice.
Fried plantains, a popular sweet snack.
This period offers slightly lower temperatures and less rainfall, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing.
Surinamese Dollar (SRD)
GMT-3
127VV, 60HzHz
Paramaribo is generally safe, but petty crime and scams can occur. Use common sense and stay aware of your surroundings.
Paramaribo Bus Terminal
Buses are the primary mode of public transport, affordable and widely used.
Available • Apps: No widely used app-based services
Car, Bike, Scooter
A nature reserve known for its beaches, wildlife, and turtle nesting sites.
A nature reserve with a variety of plant and animal species.
A historic Jewish settlement with a rich history and cultural significance.
Price varies by option