Discover Paramaribo
Discover a city full of history, culture and unique flavors, between colonial architecture and the calm of the Suriname River. Start your adventure today!
The best experience for our passengers
Paramaribo awaits you with a unique blend of history, nature and modernity. Explore its emblematic wooden buildings, wander through its colorful markets and enjoy a cuisine shaped by Indigenous, African, Indian, Javanese, Chinese and European cultures.
Weather
Paramaribo has a tropical climate, warm and humid all year round. Daytime temperatures usually range between 28 °C and 32 °C, so light clothing is recommended, along with being prepared for occasional tropical showers.
Gastronomy
The cuisine of Paramaribo reflects the great cultural diversity of Suriname. During your visit you can taste dishes such as roti, pom and saoto, along with a wide variety of Creole, Indian, Indonesian and Chinese specialties.
Official Currency
The official currency of Suriname is the Surinamese dollar, identified by the code SRD.
Official Language
The official language of Suriname is Dutch. Sranan Tongo, English, Sarnami and Javanese are also widely spoken.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the historic inner city of Paramaribo brings together streets and colonial buildings that reflect the diversity of the city.
¿What to do in Paramaribo?
Discover Paramaribo, a city where history, cultural diversity and nature come together. Walk through its historic center, taste its cuisine, take in the Suriname River and get to know some of the country's most representative landmarks. Your next adventure awaits you in Paramaribo!
Waterkant Promenade
Waterkant is one of the most emblematic spots in Paramaribo. This promenade, facing the Suriname River, is perfect for walking, admiring the historic architecture and enjoying the local atmosphere. Its surroundings bring together traditional buildings, entertainment venues and places to try some of the most authentic flavors of the city.
Historic Inner City of Paramaribo
The historic inner city of Paramaribo was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2002. Its streets stand out for their colonial wooden buildings, open squares, tree-lined avenues and landmarks such as the Presidential Palace, the Ministry of Finance and the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul.
Fort Zeelandia
Fort Zeelandia is one of the most important historic landmarks in Paramaribo. Built beside the Suriname River, it is part of the historic ensemble of the city and offers a window into different stages of its colonial past.
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