Belize City
The former capital of Belize was built under the British colonialists. It is the largest city in the state, divided by the Owlover River into two parts – southern and northern. There is a bridge across the river, on both sides of which there are beautiful embankments.
Among the sights of the ex-capital, St. John’s Cathedral is noted – a temple that was built in the colonial era. It is believed that the church is the oldest in Central America (its construction began in the XIX century). Tourists are also interested in the ancient cemetery on the territory of the cathedral.
Travelers often visit the Supreme Court Building and Battle Field Park, the Belize Museum and Fort George.
Belmopan
is a small peaceful town – the current capital of Belize. Belmopan was built in the 70s of the last century. For 12 years, absolutely all the sights that now attract tourists have appeared here.
In Belmopan, they visit the National Assembly building on Independence Hill, the University and the market. It will take no more than an hour to see all the sights.
San Ignacio Cayo
The capital of the Kayo district is located on the coast of the Makal River. In the neighborhood of San Ignacio there is another small polis – Santa Elena. The two towns coexist so harmoniously that the borders between them are not noticeable.
Of the attractions in San Ignacio, it is worth paying attention to the bridge over the Hawksworth River. Tourists also tend to explore the ruins of the ancient Maya – the remains of the city of Cahal Pech, Shunantunich and Karakol.
Gallery of Contemporary Art Image Factori
The gallery was founded in 1995 in Belize City. Art lovers will surely like the expositions of contemporary artists and sculptors of the state. Employees often arrange exhibitions and open receptions with the participation of creative teams, painters. Cocktails are served to guests, guided tours are offered.
On the territory of the gallery there are small shops that sell souvenirs, books and gifts.