As we were crossing, the buzzer rang out, the gates closed, and we were trapped on it. I was definitely not expecting the whole thing to turn sideways. It was pretty cool more

The Queen Emma Bridge, built in 1888, can be considered as the landmark of the island of Curaçao. The world's largest floating bridge, "the old swinging lady", is definitely the most famous and photographed structure on the island. It was closed for motorized traffic once the Queen Juliana Bridge was opened in 1974 for traffic. Today only pedestrians are allowed... more

The bridge, also known as the Old Swinging Lady, is in the center of town and is an easy footbridge access from Punda to Otrabanda. Timing is what is important here. If you hear the bells ringing you better move quickly as the Lady is about to swing open to allow a boat to pass through and it could be... more

Sadly, this is the most talked about attraction on the island. Its right near a big shopping area so that is pretty cool. Nice for pictures/etc... Bridge itself isn't that big of a deal. Swings open whenever a boat comes but unless you are here for shopping I wouldn't recommend making the trip to go see it. more