Attraction Type: Museum

Slavery is a major part of Curacao’s history, and the Kura Hulanda Museum takes an in-depth look at how the institution shaped the island’s history.

Dating to 1769, Fort Church is the oldest church on the island.

Simón Bolívar’s two sisters lived in this octagonal building while Bolívar worked in a house on a hill overlooking Willemstad’s harbor.

Savonet Museum is located in the former plantation house of the Savonet Plantation and is situated inside Christoffelpark National Park.

Post Museum Curaçao is a museum in Curaçao dedicated to the history and development of the island’s postal system. Established on Dec. 1, 1991, the museum documents the role of postal services in Curaçao’s economic, social and cultural development from the 17th century through the present. Operated with the involvement of volunteers, the museum maintains collections and exhibitions covering more than three centuries of postal history. Its holdings include an extensive collection of Curaçao postage

The British Museum is home to one of the most significant collections of artifacts related to human history, art and culture, including the Rosetta Stone.