Beautiful museum filled with such sad truths regarding slave trade. A must see. More

This is a well organized, thoroughly multilingual, clean, intricate, somewhat eclectic museum. A lot of adjectives, but this is an unusual place. In the middle of the downtown (otrabanda side), easy to get to from ships or the bridge. The space is a former slave operation. The museum shows the background of African cultures and the development of the slave... More

Geldt Dekker did a great job portraying a not so beautiful episode of the past, the slave trade. More

This is a very nice museum that traces the origins of slave trade on the island. We would recommend that you take a guided tour. Although it is only $3, ask for a guide. Our was Fleuryn who had wealth of information. She spoke Dutch, Papiamentu, English and Spanish and had to wait till she finished up her Dutch group.... More

Took our son aged 9 to this museum as we felt it was important for him to learn about the history of the island and most importantly about slavery and it did the trick. The start of the museum presents items from Egypt, Mesopotamia etc and advances in time with a very impressive collection of African Art. The section on... More

Wonder history of Slave trade through Curacao. Vivid and candid it will leave you speechless but well informed! More

Worth a visit to see how slavery build the island. Contained in one of the most beautiful hotels in the world. More

Well-kept museum with many, many displays. Architecture itself was a history lesson. Depressing topic, but realistic portrayal to conditions at that time. More

We spent the whole morning at the museum , there is a lot to see! you need time to look around and learn a lot of different things about curacao and the slave trade. They have so many things in the museum which is really nice. Take your cameras because you will need it . We took lots and lots... More