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Oranjestad

Walk Aruba’s capital for restored civic buildings and Fort Zoutman, using the compact center to see how the old port town meets today’s city.

Oranjestad

Why go

Fort Zoutman and the nearby Willem III Tower give Oranjestad a clear historical anchor. Around them, colorful restored buildings make the center rewarding on foot, beyond its shops and waterfront. The city grew around the fort and the old horse-trading bay, so a walk here adds context to Aruba’s coastal history.

What to look for

  • Fort Zoutman dates to the late 18th century.
  • The Willem III Tower stands near the fort.
  • Look for restored civic buildings along the central streets.

Useful to know

  • Start around Fort Zoutman and the tower, then walk the surrounding streets.
  • Check individual museum or building hours if going inside is important.

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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