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Curaçao

Country of Curaçao

Americas · Caribbean

Capital
Willemstad
Population
0
Area
444 km²
Region
Caribbean
Languages
English, Dutch, Papiamento
Currency
Netherlands Antillean guilder (ƒ)

Location on the World Map

Curaçao
Americas · Caribbean
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ContinentAmericas · Caribbean
Neighbouring countriesNo land borders — Curaçao is an island or isolated territory.

Famous Personality

Andruw Jones

athlete

He is a celebrated baseball star known for his long Major League career.

Local Delicacy

Keshi yena

This popular dish is stuffed cheese baked with spiced meat or chicken.

National Symbols

National animalWhitetail deer
National birdBrown-throated parakeet

Famous Landmark & Geography

Queen Emma Bridge, a famous landmark of Curaçao

Queen Emma Bridge

This floating pontoon bridge is one of Willemstad's most recognizable sights.

Agriculture & Produce

Most grown cropAloe vera

Aloe vera is one of Curaçao's best-known commercial crops, suited to the island's dry climate.

Most grown fruitBitter orange

The Curaçao laraha, a bitter orange, is the island's iconic fruit and the basis of its famous liqueur.

Major Cities

Willemstad Sint Michiel Barber

Mountain Peaks (Tallest to Shortest)

1Mount Christoffel372 m

Major Airports

Curaçao International Airport · Willemstad
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Top 5 Musical Instruments (Most to Least Popular)

1
Tambú drum

The tambú drum is the core instrument of Curaçao's most emblematic Afro-Caribbean musical tradition.

2
Wiri

The metal scraper called wiri is a familiar rhythmic instrument in Curaçaoan dance music.

3
Guitar

The guitar is widely used in Curaçaoan folk songs, tumba and other popular styles.

4
Accordion

Accordion appears in local dance music and reflects broader Caribbean and Latin influences on the island.

5
Violin

The violin has a place in Curaçao's salon and dance traditions, especially in waltzes and mazurkas.