Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Historic Inner City of Paramaribo' has mentioned 'Fort' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| The town was protected by a fort, called Fort Willoughby. | WIKI |
| The fort protecting Paramaribo was renamed Fort Zeelandia in honor of the Dutch province that had financed Crijnssen's fleet. | WIKI |
| Fort Zeelandia Presidential Palace of Suriname Roman Catholic St Peter and St Paul Cathedral Suriname Mosque National Assembly of Suriname Neveh Shalom Synagogue The Arya Dewaker Hindu Temple Garden of Palms, a landscape garden of royal palms behind the presidential palace Centrumkerk | WIKI |
| Laid out from 1683 on a grid pattern along an axis running north-west from Fort Zeelandia, the main streets follow shell ridges which provided a naturally drained base for building. | UNESCO |
| Important elements in the townscape are Fort Zeelandia built in 1667 and the large public park (Garden of Palms) behind it, wide, tree-lined streets and open spaces; the Presidential Palace (1730) built in stone but with a wooden upper floor, the Ministry of Finance (1841) a monumental brick structure with classical portico and clock tower, the Reformed Church (1837) in Neoclassical style, and the Gothic Revival Roman Catholic Cathedral (1885) built in wood. | UNESCO |