
The finest attractions in Suriname at a glance: castles, natural wonders, historic old towns and more. Each place links to a detailed page with map, tips and photos.

The bustling end of the road and the jumping-off point for all boat trips into the Upper Suriname region.
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Historic plantations along the Commewijne River, famous for colonial history and dolphin spotting tours.
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A luxury eco-resort and historic site on the Suriname River, blending adventure with colonial history.
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An impressive wooden church in Paramaribo and the largest of its kind in South America.
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Spectacular waterfalls on the Coppename River, a highlight for every jungle adventurer.
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An indigenous village deep in the rainforest, ideal for authentic eco-tourism experiences.
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The historic center of Paramaribo, surrounded by important government buildings.
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A magnificent Hindu temple in Paramaribo with unique octagonal architecture.
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A historic park full of royal palms, located behind the Presidential Palace.
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A massive bridge over the Suriname River, connecting Paramaribo with Meerzorg.
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An important mosque in the capital, standing peacefully next to a synagogue.
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A historic synagogue in Paramaribo, famous for its sand floor.
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A vast lagoon system with an enormous variety of bird species, ideal for boat tours.
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A distinctive granite mountain that rises from the rainforest and offers a breathtaking view over the treetops.
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An important river known for its pristine nature and impressive waterfalls.
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A historic district in Paramaribo that grew out of an old plantation and is home to the city's first airfield.
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A historical monument commemorating the Maroon freedom fighter Kofi, after whom the place was originally named.
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A splendid colonial architectural building that today serves as the official seat of the President of Suriname.
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A historical citrus plantation that was once one of the most important agricultural centers in the region.
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Originally an 18th-century coffee plantation, the lands of which are today a densely populated district.
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A historic mining settlement that gained great importance through bauxite mining in the 20th century.
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A colonial fortress at the confluence of two important rivers to protect against enemy attacks.
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Former sugar and coffee plantation on the right bank of the Commewijne River with traditional wooden houses.
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Once a large coffee and cocoa plantation, whose name is today a northern district of Paramaribo.
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A huge historical plantation on the lower Commewijne River, today known for cattle breeding.
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A mountain plateau with a view of the Brokopondo Reservoir, rich in waterfalls and rainforest flora.
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A historic camp along the former Lawa railway, which served as a stopover to the jungle.
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The historical remains of an old railway line built during the Surinamese gold rush.
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Once a flourishing sugar cane plantation, today a popular historic recreation area along the river.
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One of the largest and most pristine tropical rainforest areas in the world, UNESCO World Heritage site.
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A historic sugar cane plantation in the Nickerie district, known for its colonial past.
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An old sugar plantation on the right bank of the Suriname River, named after the founder's wife.
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A monument in Independence Square dedicated to one of Suriname's most important politicians.
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A historic star-shaped fort on the banks of the Suriname River, built in the 17th century.
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Former agricultural settlement of Sephardic Jews in the 17th century on the Suriname River.
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Important nesting site for rare sea turtles at the mouth of the Marowijne River.
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One of the oldest coffee and cocoa plantations in Suriname, now partly a nature park.
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A historical plantation area that was integrated into the urban area of Paramaribo.
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A former 18th-century plantation with restored historic buildings.
Learn more →Among the most popular are Atjoni, Commewijne plantations, Bergendal, Saint Peter and Paul Cathedral, Raleigh Falls and many more – the full top 50 list is on this page.
May to October offers the most pleasant weather; July and August are warmest and busiest.