08:00 – Start at Fort Zeelandia
Guests meet the guide at the I Love SU monument near Fort Zeelandia for a short introduction before beginning the walking tour through Paramaribo’s historic city centre.

Fort Zeelandia & Waterfront
The tour starts around the Fort Zeelandia complex and waterfront, passing historic buildings and monuments such as the Queen Wilhelmina statue, Marinetrap, War Memorial, Korean War Veterans Monument, Dixie Bar, and the Waaggebouw.

Revolution Square & Central Market
The group continues toward the Central Market, with a short stop at Revolution Square where the guide explains the events surrounding the Revolution of 25 February 1980.

Inside the Central Market, guests can discover tropical fruits, vegetables, herbs, spices, and other local products. There is also an opportunity to purchase breakfast or a local snack.

Historic Churches
The walk continues to the Maarten Luther Church and the Grote Stadskerk, where the guide shares stories about religion, colonial Paramaribo, plantation history, slavery, and emancipation.

Souvenirs, Mosque & Synagogue
After a short stop at Ready Tex Crafts & Souvenirshop when open, the group continues toward the famous mosque and Neveh Shalom Synagogue standing side by side along Keizerstraat.

Depending on opening hours and accessibility, guests may have the opportunity to visit these religious buildings from the inside.

Brunch at Joosje Rotishop
After the visit to the mosque and synagogue, the group takes a break for a Surinamese brunch/lunch at Joosje Rotishop. Guests can enjoy a local meal and refreshments before continuing the walking tour through the historic city centre.

Elisabeth Samson & Maxi Linder
The route continues through historic streets connected to Elisabeth Samson and Maxi Linder, two remarkable women whose stories form part of Suriname’s social history.

Kerkplein & Cathedral Basilica
The group continues toward Kerkplein, followed by the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Peter and Paul, one of the most recognizable wooden landmarks in Paramaribo.

When accessible, guests may enter the cathedral.

Tetary, Palmentuin & Historic Monuments
The walk continues toward the Tetary Monument before passing through or alongside the Palmentuin and Waka Pasi area.

Along the route, the guide explains the history behind monuments such as Baba and Mai, Mama Sranan, and Henck Arron.

Independence Square
At Independence Square, guests can admire the Presidential Palace and surrounding historic buildings while learning about Suriname’s political history and independence.

The monuments of Johan Adolf Pengel and Jagernath Lachmon are also included in this part of the tour.

Return to Fort Zeelandia
The walking route concludes back at the Fort Zeelandia complex.

Depending on opening hours and the tour arrangement, guests may continue with a visit to the Surinaams Museum or remain in the area to explore independently.

~14:00 – End of Tour
After lunch, the tour concludes. Guests may continue exploring Paramaribo independently.