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Castellani House, Guyana

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Castellani House, a striking 19th-century wooden mansion built for a Portuguese planter, now serves as Guyana’s National Art Gallery. Visitors wander through high-ceilinged rooms filled with vibrant works by local artists, from colonial-era landscapes to contemporary installations. The building itself, with its intricate fretwork and wraparound verandas, is a highlight. Rotating exhibitions ensure fresh discoveries, while the serene garden offers a quiet spot to reflect. It’s a must for anyone interested in Guyana’s artistic evolution.

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  • Explore the permanent collection of Guyanese masters like Aubrey Williams and Stanley Greaves
  • Admire the mansion’s ornate wooden architecture and stained-glass windows
  • Stroll the sculpture garden featuring works by local artists

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Ways to visit Castellani House, Guyana

You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.

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