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Willemstad and the bridges over St Anna Bay
Willemstad’s harbour has two very different crossings: a floating bridge that opens for ships and a high fixed bridge. The Scharloo district adds a maritime museum.
At a glance
A place worth remembering
A floating crossing that opens
A fixed bridge above the bay
Charts in a Scharloo mansion
The Curaçao Tourist Board says the Curaçao Maritime Museum is in a Scharloo mansion built in 1729. It mentions authentic nautical charts and ship models, among other things.[3]
Good to know
A few clear answers before you explore.
Why can ships pass the Queen Emma Bridge?
The Curaçao Ports Authority says the floating pontoon bridge opens day and night for incoming and outgoing vessels.[2]
Is the Queen Juliana Bridge also floating?
No. The Ports Authority describes it as a fixed bridge, 55 metres high.[2]
What does the Maritime Museum show?
The Curaçao Tourist Board mentions nautical charts and ship models in a Scharloo mansion.[3]
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