The cast-iron Victorian market hall at the foot of Robb Street is the beating heart of Georgetown. The clocktower is visible from blocks away and makes the best orientation point in the city. Inside, the market sells everything from fresh produce and spices to fabrics and electronics. It is always crowded, always loud, and always interesting. Keep an eye on your belongings.
Stabroek Market
Victorian cast-iron market hall, Georgetown's chaotic beating heart
A story
The market's distinctive cast-iron clocktower, built in 1881, was designed to be visible from ships arriving on the Demerara River — a landmark for sailors as well as shoppers.