Providence Stadium, Georgetown

Name: Providence Stadium
Address: Stadium Road Providence, Georgetown, Guyana

#2 among attractions in Georgetown

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The Providence Stadium, nestled in the vibrant city of Georgetown, Guyana, stands as a modern marvel in the realm of sports venues. This impressive structure was primarily constructed to host the Super Eight matches of the 2007 Cricket World Cup. With a seating capacity of approximately 15,000, which can be extended to 20,000 for international matches, it is the largest sports stadium in the country and has become a hub of cricketing action in the Caribbean.

The stadium, situated on the east bank of the Demerara River, was completed in time for the prestigious cricket tournament, marking Guyana's commitment to sports and its ability to host large-scale international events. Its design caters to both players and spectators, with excellent facilities and a playing surface that meets the highest international standards.

Apart from cricket, Providence Stadium has diversified its offerings to include concerts, cultural events, and other sports, making it a versatile venue in the heart of Guyana. Its state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems ensure that events held here are both memorable and spectacular.

Alternative names: Coordinates: 6°45'27"N, 58°10'42"W

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Stadium Road ProvidenceGeorgetown Guyana

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Nearby attractions include: Stabroek Market, Splashmins Fun Park, St. George's Cathedral, Guyana National Museum.

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Bridge
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