• Fort Amsterdam - Begin your trolley train journey at the oldest fort and discover the rich history of Curacao.
• Scharloo - Once a residential area, this neighborhood is adorned with charming homes from the 1800s. A key feature of your Scharloo tour is a visit to the “wedding cake house,” one of the city’s most photographed landmarks.
• Historic Pietermaai District - Explore the Pietermaai Cathedral (subject to public access and no ongoing mass).
• Queen Wilhelmina Park - Capture the perfect vacation photo at the renowned Dushi Curacao sign.
• Waterfort Arches - Pass by this impressive fortress, formerly the site of the Willhem III Barracks. The tour concludes with a visit to Fort Amsterdam, constructed in 1635 to protect the crucial harbor entrance from enemy ships.

• Bilingual guide (English/Spanish)

• Due to contracts with the Cruise Lines, we are not allowed to sell this tour to Cruise passengers.

The journey begins at Fort Amsterdam, passing the renowned Queen Emma pontoon bridge, and continues along the vibrant and well-known “Handelskade.” After crossing the Queen Wilhelmina bridge, the trolley train proceeds to Scharloo, a former residential area adorned with charming villas from the late 1800s. A stop is made for a photo opportunity at Bolo di Batrei, famously known as the wedding cake house, as it is the most photographed building in the city. The tour then passes by Pietermaai Cathedral, the largest and most impressive religious structure on the island, before heading to Queen Wilhelmina Park. The route includes a drive by the Waterfort Arches, a formidable fortress that once housed the Willhem III Barracks. The tour concludes with a visit to Fort Amsterdam.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.