Go on a captivating journey through the charming best wheelchair accessible things to do in Paramaribo.

Discover the wonderful accessible tours of this beautiful city of Surinam.

1. Waterkant 

Start your exploration at the historic Waterkant, where the Suriname River gracefully frames the cityscape. Accessible pathways guide you along the waterfront, offering stunning views of colonial-era architecture and the iconic Independence Square.

2. Downtown

Wander through the UNESCO-listed Historic Inner City of Paramaribo, where Dutch colonial buildings and vibrant street art create a unique blend of old and new. Wheelchair-friendly routes lead to landmarks such as the Presidential Palace and the eclectic blend of religious sites, reflecting Suriname's multicultural society.

3. Fort Zeelandia

Explore Fort Zeelandia, an iconic fortress with a complex history. Accessible areas allow you to delve into the stories of the past, including the Jodensavanne Jewish settlement and the impact of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade on Suriname.

4. Central Market

Immerse yourself in the multicultural fabric of Paramaribo at the lively Central Market. With wheelchair-accessible stalls, this bustling market offers a sensory journey through Surinamese cuisine, crafts, and the warm interactions with local vendors.

5. Arya Dewaker Hindu Temple

Discover the spiritual harmony at the Arya Dewaker Hindu Temple, a place of worship known for its stunning architecture and inclusive atmosphere. The temple's accessible design allows all visitors to appreciate the cultural and spiritual significance of this revered site.