Eco-museum Belize, located at 14.5 Mile, Western Highway, is a living museum of Belize tropical treasures. Here, they show you how Belizeans utilize and recycle natural resources in the construction and decoration of the museum. The Eco-museum is dedicated to show visitors the beauty of nature in harmony with the Belizean culture.

St. John's Cathedral is located between Albert and Regent Street, south of Berkley Street, near the southern most part of downtown. The Anglican Cathedral was built between 1812 and 1820 using bricks from ship ballast. Adjacent the Cathedral is the oldest cemetery in Belize, Yarborough Cemetery.

Belize is home to several remarkable Mayan archaeological sites. Explore the ancient pyramids and temples of Xunantunich, Caracol, Altun Ha, and Lamanai to uncover the mysteries of this once-mighty civilization.

The historic Fort George area boasts colonial architecture, the iconic Baron Bliss Lighthouse, and maritime views along the shoreline. Dive into local culture by exploring bustling markets and colorful shops.