Queen Emma Bridge

Queen Emma Bridge is wonderful and truly unique. The view is beautiful, and the way the bridge opens for boats makes it even more special. Such a lovely place to visit and enjoy the scenery.

A must visit after sunset if you are in Curaçao! This historic floating bridge is colorful and adds a beautiful backdrop to the city. When it opens up for ships to go through you can take a ferry to cross to the other side.

You can't visit Curaçao without crossing this bridge. It connects Punda and Otrobanda and offers amazing views of the colorful Handelskade buildings. It’s fascinating to watch the bridge swing open for boats, a truly unique experience. Just a heads up: it opens frequently, so you might have to wait a bit or take the free ferry across. The sunsets here are pretty cool, and it looks especially beautiful at night when the arches are lit up. A fun, free, and iconic experience in the heart of the city.

Very interesting structure. Over a hundred years old. The wooden bridge opens horizontally to one side of this deep sea canal. Used extensively, like 30 times a day, by local marine traffic.

The most peculiar Bridge you will see, it moves with some kind of tugboat and the view is amazing at Queen Emma bridge. Totally recommended

We visited just in time for the start of Christmas season. The bridge and surrounding was all light up. We were able to be on the bridge while it was moving to give way for a boat to pass and it was not scary at all. Wonderful experience.

Everything about this bridge is wonderful and beautiful. This is a moving bridge when the ferries are moving, and its so cool to observe it. It looks colorful at nights, which is a different experience altogether. This is also a great spot for taking photos

Definitely worth checking out. You can walk over the bridge but also if you hang out long enough you'll see while it opens a little bit for small boats, its opens all the way 90°angle for large boats! Very cool. And its so pretty to walk over & take in the views.