The Goslar is a partly-submerged German merchant vessel resting in the Suriname River, visible from the waterfront as a rusting hulk at low tide. She was deliberately sunk by her crew in May 1940 to prevent capture by Dutch colonial authorities after Germany invaded the Netherlands, and has lain there ever since.
The wreck is not accessible for close inspection from shore, but it is clearly visible from the Waterkant embankment and from any boat on the river. It makes for an unexpected historical talking point — a piece of Second World War history stranded in a South American river.