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Its two areas give a brief glance in the history of Guyana and of the entire Guianas area. The museum has its roots in a collection opened in 1868, extended with a library in the 1930s. After a fire in 1945, the collection was rebuilt. In the front of the building there's a war memorial, the Guayana Centograph, finished in 1923.
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One of the world's tallest wooden structures, this cathedral is as attractive inside as out. The church is built of tropical hardwood between 1892 and 1899, and the tower is 45 m high.
Gothic Revival building dating from 1889 said to be "the most picturesque structure" in Georgetown.
Dating back to 1881, the interesting design of this iron structure and clock tower certainly make it the most recognisable of buildings.
Completed in 1818, has been a Dutch Reformed Church in Georgetown for some time.
A museum with two floors showing the Amerindian heritage of Guyana. You can see artifacts, costumes, photos and archaeological founds.