The Curaçao Museum

I was excited to learn more about local history and while there are interesting artifacts and decent explanations, there isn't any context. A small change such as adding a timeline of the island history would go a long way. The explanations (available in Dutch or English) were good for the main exhibition but didn't talk about the other areas. Some things (especially what looked like old carnival floats outside) were in rough shape. $10 per person, free parking, no reservations required.

A great place to learn about the history of Curacao. And the building itself is an attraction. We were here as part of a guided tour of the island and wished we would have more time to explore all of the museum had to offer.

A former old military hospital complex, it has exhibitions explaining the history of the island and has contemporary art exhibition as well. Really good if you are a museum seeker and want it to add it to your itinerary while staying at the island. The cost is USD $10 and it goes to the foundation that operates the museum.

Lovely museum. We enjoyed it very much.

I don't think I have ever given a place one star before, but for the half-hour walk each way, and the$10 entry fee, I believe in warm weather, I would not have gone had I known it wasn't much information. You are basically given and eight and a half by 11 laminated sheet of paper printed on both sides of the different rooms inside the house. Other than that, not much history or anything. I would not recommend this as a stop it was way out of the way. We got way more information from our 4 Hour Island Tour by Irie.

It was part of our excursion tour. It's a non-profit museum. It's in deplorable condition s.

It was an interesting place to visit and see a bit of the history of the area as I had a great tour guide that gave us a complete tour of the house and everything that was there! I definitely recommend getting a tour guide to walk you through it all as I don’t think there’s enough information to gather while walking through the house! I enjoyed the history in the house though!

A lovely museum with some interesting artifacts What I particularly loved was the seamless integration of modern art alongside the historical pieces. It added a unique and refreshing dimension to the museum experience.