Stabroek Market

This was my first time back in over 20 years and the vibrant feeling is still there. The shops are a lot cleaner. FRESH EVERYTHING

Outdoor and indoor market of household goods, clothes, shoes, electronics items on the inside covered area. Outdoor areas under individual tents include produce, fresh bread, plants, fish, dried fish, and meats. The area is crowded. Be sure to haggle and bargain for prices Frequent quick rain shower can leave outdoor terrain wet and slippery. Lots of music by drummers and radios

As a tourist it is a place I would recommend visiting while in Guyana, if not only for the colonial period architecture.

We read a lot about this market being dangerous and talked to a number of locals before we (two women) went here. In the end it seemed a bit anticlimactic. We were here on a Monday afternoon , so it may have been a less busy time. It was a nice market with lots of fruit, food and various goods on sale. As we walked by people called "shopping?" to us but that was about all. We bought some fruit without any issues. Glad to have seen it. The interior aisles were pretty narrow. We took precautions by not being "flashy tourists".

Not so friendly to the tourists. Fruit quality is not that good

Fresh fruits and vegetables, very organic. Have to hustle them a bit with the prices but it was lovely.

Heard it is dangerous and to be careful, so I was quick with my moves in and out. It's a good depiction of hustle and bustle day to day living hard work and barter. You walk right into the market from the city and can interact or see lots of locals working and talking. A good pls e if you want to buy cheap goods too but I we to to observe life as a local market vendor and shopper.

What an amazing crazy experience this was! Our senses were overwhelmed like crazy, but in a good way. There were so many great fresh vegetables and fruits, as well as some fresh fish!