The Numismatic Museum in Paramaribo, Suriname, is a specialised museum devoted to the monetary history of the country. It is located at Henck Arronstraat 28-30, in the Paramaribo District, and is also known as the Coin Museum.
What you will see
The museum displays coins, banknotes and related artifacts that trace how money has been used in Suriname. The collection runs from the Dutch colonial period through to the modern Surinamese currency, so a visit gives a clear sense of how the country's money has changed over time.
Is it worth a visit?
If you are interested in history, economics or small objects with a story, this is a focused stop. It suits a visitor who enjoys looking closely at a single theme rather than a broad historical survey. Because the museum is narrow in scope, it can be seen in a short time and pairs easily with other visits in the city centre.
Plan ahead
- Address: Henck Arronstraat 28-30, Paramaribo
- Telephone: +597 472-462
- Also known as: Coin Museum
Calling ahead on the number above is a sensible step before you go, to confirm current opening arrangements.
