Landmarks
This colorful capital city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Willemstad
This popular fried cheese snack is often served at parties
Kaasbal
This festival celebrates harvest
Seu
This sport is by far the most popular on Curaçao.
Futbol/voetbal/soccer
Who is the designer of the flag of Curacao
Martin den Dulk
This floating bridge connects 2 districts
Queen Emma Bridge / Pontjesbrug
This famous blue liqueur is flavored using the island’s laraha oranges
Blue curacao
This colorful celebration takes over the island every year before Lent.
Carnaval/karnaval
This MLB Legend won four Gold gloves as a shortstop
Andruw Jones
Curaçao belongs to this kingdom.
Kingdom of Netherlands/ Koninkrijk der Nederlander
At 372 meters, this is the hightes point of the island
Christoffelberg/ sint christoffel
Name the traditional soup made with cactus
Kadushi Soup/ sopi di kadushi
In 1985, Royal Dutch Shell sold Curaçao’s Isla refinery to the government for this symbolic price.
1 antillean Harvest
This Curacaon roots actor starred in Disneys Mufasa
Aaron Pierre
Curaçao lies just north of this South American country.
Venezuela
This uninhabited part is famous for day trips and sea turtles.
Klein Curacao
This stuffed cheese dish is considered one of Curaçao’s national dishes.
Keshi yena
This traditional Afro-Curaçaoan music and dance style was once banned by colonial authorities.
tambu
This famous Curaçaoan writer wrote extensively in Papiamentu and Dutch and is considered one of the island’s greatest authors.
Frank Martinus Arion
Because of its location, Curaçao is usually outside this weather danger.
Hurricane/ tropical storm
This fort, built in 1634 became the center around which willemstad developed.
Fort Amsterdam
This sweet, spiced christmast drink is made with eggs
Ponche crema
This national hero led the famous slave revolt.
Tula
This Curaçaoan became the first Prime Minister of Curaçao after it became a constituent country in 2010.
Gerrit Schotte
What is celebrated on July 26th (non religious)
Curacao Day (arrival of the first european)