A comforting destination for every type of traveler, Willemstad has an amazing Caribbean vibe mixed with splendid cultural heritage. Whether you’re looking for a face-to-face encounter with the island’s rich history, colorful art, and unique architecture, or if you’re just on the lookout for stunning sunsets and immersing yourself in the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean, Willemstad is the place that surely will leave you in a state of astonishment. If you have made plans to spend a romantic evening in a trendy restaurant or wishing to go for a stroll along the long promenade with the entire family, the city is eagerly waiting for you!
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Landhuis Bloemhof
One of the most visited sites in Willemstad – Landhuis Bloemhof should never be skipped from your itinerary. Dedicated to the memory of May Henriquez, the building has much more to explore on the seven acres of the estate, like the frozen in the time sculpture studio of May Henriquez, the Ex Libris May-Max Library, and a gift shop with unique souvenirs and art books.
Jewish Cultural-Historical Museum
Accept the invitation of the Jewish Cultural Historical Museum and learn about the Jewish cultural heritage of Willemstad. Built in the 18th century, visitors will find exhibits from the 1300s, WWII memorabilia, and Anne Frank section, and a collection of personal items from Willemstad’s founding Jewish community. The museum’s centerpiece is the original mikveh (bath) which was discovered during renovation.
Queen Emma Bridge
An icon of Curaçao, Queen Emma Bridge is the floating bridge connecting the eastern Punda and western Otrobanda districts of Willemstad. This local landmark is sometimes called ‘Our Swinging Old Lady.’ Originally this was a toll bridge from 1901-1934 and now it provides two free public ferries shuttle passengers back and forth between Punta and Otrobanda. An excellent catch is at night to observe the arch lights that span the entire bridge.
Fort Amsterdam
Dating from the 17th century, Fort Amsterdam is now home to government offices. Constructed in 1634 by the Dutch West India Company, this fort makes a perfect catch for families and curious travelers. Get ready to sway by this handsome mustard-yellow Dutch colonial architecture. You will find visitors roaming around this beautiful structure, which is a gift to Willemstad and attracts thousands of visitors every year. If you are interested too, then book tickets from Delta Airlines Official Website at affordable rates.
Landhuis Chobolobo
Home to the world-famous Blue Curaçao Liqueur, Landhuis Chobolobo is an impressive 19th-century mansion that attracts thousands of visitors every year due to its rich history, beautiful facilities, and delicious cocktails. Visitors can find where the liqueur is produced from the peel of Valencia oranges and learn about the production process of two of the island’s most renowned brands, Glacial with its “Alcolado” mentholated splash lotion, and the world-famous Blue Curaçao Liqueur.
Floating Market
How about going for an expedition with the family to the Floating Market? That sounds amazing, right? Then make a day trip to the floating market having boats mainly from Venezuela selling produce, fish, coconuts, and other items along the shore. If you are here to collect souvenirs, jewelry, bags, clothing, and more, this family-friendly spot will help you to discover everything you want. Make your list then!
Kura Hulanda Museum
Spare some of your journey time for the Kura Hulanda Museum. Documenting the brutal history of slavery in the Caribbean, Kura Hulanda Museum features exhibits showcasing the slave trade, the culture of enslaved people, and abolition. Visitors can go through the fantastic art collection and artifacts from West Africa – including a cool sculpture garden – showcasing the significant African influences on Caribbean culture.
Hato Caves
Travel to some of Curacao’s most interesting spots of Willemstad. Hire a guide and make your way to Hato Caves. Admirable scenes of Hato Caves, scrawled with petroglyphs and peppered with colossal stalactites and stalagmites, are ready to catch your attention. So, if you are ready to make your summer vacation memorable, then book Delta first-class seats at affordable rates from the official website. Enjoy your journey, guys!!!
