Paseo Herencia Mall

Lots of shoppes here. Also has parking garage. Everything from sunglasses to shoes to luggage to Victoria’s Secret and much more. Even a movie theatre too. Food places. Check it out.

A bit pricier than the port area in Oranjestad but also cleaner. Lots of stores and restaurants to choose from but most food is average.

For all your gift and souvenir needs—this spot has it all! 🛍️ From classic keepsakes to quirky finds, you’ll discover something for everyone. Plus, there are some quaint bars nearby with cool local staff that make the experience even better. Be sure to check out The Sexy Shrimp 🍤 and ask for Dennis—he’s hilarious, friendly, and on the hunt for a sugar momma! 😄 You’ll leave with laughs, good vibes, and probably more souvenirs than you planned!

Wow! The ambience, the restaurants, the stores, and daily entertainment. We absolutely loved visiting the Paseo Herencia Mall for dinner and a nice stroll after. If you're in Aruba this place is not to be missed.

Lot of food places. Mostly souvenir shops all selling the same Chinese junk. But the highlight is the made in Aruba stores. Local art, jewelry, etc. there are 3. Those are worth it. The back of the mall is all empty stores. Bad look for the high rise area. Good luck with parking tho.

A great place to visit for shopping, live entertainment, art, restaurants, and gifts and souvenirs. Very lively and fun at night. We used public transportation to get back to our hotel. Public buses come often. Very safe. Aruba and are very friendly and helpful. We always felt safe.

Great mall for everything you need, tons of novelty items! Good food and good gelato. Park in the garage it’s only $2/hr and it puts you right in the middle of the mall.

I have been visiting Aruba for over 30 years, and I am currently here for a month. I love walking through the Paseo Herencia in the evenings and taking in all of the sights and sounds, including their nightly water/light theme show. I feel the Aruban evening breeze on my face and windowshop the new container-style stores and drink a tea or have an ice cream at their new restaurants.