Georgetown, landmark to landmark.
Pick a landmark, see how far it is on foot, and let your phone walk you there. Every screen in the city shows the same routes.
The map is schematic: positions are to scale, streets are not drawn. Numbers match the list.
Landmarks
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1. "I Love Guyana" sign The city's favourite photo stop, in the colours of the flag →see routes
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2. Umana Yana The great benab at the top of High Street →see routes
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3. Georgetown Lighthouse Red and white stripes over the mouth of the Demerara →see routes
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4. Kingston Seawall Where the city meets the Atlantic →see routes
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5. City Hall Gothic Revival in wood, 1889 →see routes
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6. St George's Cathedral One of the tallest wooden churches in the world →see routes
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7. Guyana National Museum The country's natural and social history under one roof →see routes
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8. Stabroek Market The iron market and its clock tower, since 1881 →see routes
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9. Parliament Building The Public Buildings, home of the National Assembly →see routes
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10. Bourda Market Fruit, vegetables and the sound of the city, east of the centre →see routes
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11. 1763 Monument Cuffy, and the Berbice uprising of 1763 →see routes
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12. Botanical Gardens Lily ponds, manatees and the Zoo →see routes
What's on
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15Oct
Seawall sunset market (sample)
Kingston Seawall · Thu 17:00
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18Oct
Choral evensong (sample)
St George's Cathedral · Sun 18:00