Paramaribo: A Gem of a City
Built on a shingle reef, Paramaribo is the capital city and the chief port of Suriname. The city is formerly Dutch Guiana and lies above the Suriname River, 9 miles from the Atlantic Ocean. Paramaribo, Suriname has several landmarks that reflect the city’s abundant history and culture. This UNESCO-endorsed city will provide tourists with a full day or two of exploration starting from a museum down to a national park. Paramaribocan be reached through two airports, the Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport (PBM)and Zorg en Hoop Airport (ORG).
Best Time to Visit
A great time to visit Paramaribo, Suriname is during the dry months of February to March and August to November. June followed by August and November are the months where the city streets are lined with crowds. Pagara Estafette, an annual celebration and is the most popular festival in the country takes place every 13th of December. If you wish to join the event, book your Paramaribo, Suriname hotels now.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Pay a visit to Fort Zeelandia, a fort that was built when the Dutch possessed the region. You can’t also avoid visiting Independence Squarewhen visiting Paramaribo, Suriname. Some of the city’s attractions are situated around the area. Check out the Presidential Palaceand explore the Palmentuin Park just behind it. The park is a palm tree landscape garden that is home to a troop of Capuchin monkeys and some tropical birds. Make your getaway in Paramaribo more memorable by booking your stay at Royal Torarica Hotel or at the Courtyard by Marriott Paramaribo.