Aruba Streetcar
Type: Architecture, City, Family Friendly, Historic Sites, History Museums, Hop On/Hop Off, Museums, Outdoor Activities, Public Transportation, Relaxing, Sightseeing, Tours and Excursions, Uniquely Here
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A great way to explore the capital of Aruba is by tramcar (or streetcar). These hydrogen-powered vehicles depart at the cruise ship terminal to take visitors and locals for a free and scenic inner... Read More
A great way to explore the capital of Aruba is by tramcar (or streetcar). These hydrogen-powered vehicles depart at the cruise ship terminal to take visitors and locals for a free and scenic inner city loop. No matter where passengers hop on and off or take a seat, - on top of an open-roof double-decker or in the shade of a single-deck - street running in Oranjestad has never been this relaxing. Make a stop at the newly renovated Caya G.F. Betico Croes (main street) and shop at the oldest and newest stores in town. Visit the archeological and historical museum of Aruba, or sit back and enjoy the railway ride until you've made up your mind.
Address:
L.G. Smith Boulevard z/n
Aruba,
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Liliana Erasmus
Aruba Local Expert
- Free Things to Do: "A circular tram tour through downtown Oranjestad is a perfect starting point for first-time visitors."
- Best for Free Things to Do Because: Aruba Streetcar is a new, pollution free alternative to explore Aruba's capital and free of charge.
