What to see in Aruba
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Aruba has no sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Cities and cultural heritage

Oranjestad, Aruba
Oranjestad
Aruba’s capital, packed with duty-free shops for cruise passengers, some fine colonial buildings, and the History Museum in Fort Zoutman—the island’s oldest structure.
Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Aruba
Palm Beach
On the northern outskirts of the capital, this is Aruba’s tourist zone, with its hotels, restaurants, a string of beautiful beaches (including Eagle Beach), and a variety of water activities.
Sint Nicolaas
It is the second-largest city on the island of Aruba, located in the south, with petroleum industry activity.

Natural heritage

Casibari et Ayo Rock, Aruba
Casibari and Ayo Rock
Rock formations in the center of the island, perfect for a stroll.
Parc national Arikok, Aruba
Arikok National Park
This arid area in the east covers about one-fifth of the island. You can hike here and explore several caves and some often rocky beaches.

Worth a look / Other

Oranjestad (Aruba)
★★ Aruba’s capital, packed with duty-free shops for cruise passengers, some fine colonial buildings, and the History Museum in Fort…
Palm Beach (Aruba)
★★ On the northern outskirts of the capital, this is Aruba’s tourist zone, with its hotels, restaurants, a string of beautiful beaches…
Arikok National Park
★★ This arid area in the east covers about one-fifth of the island. You can hike here and explore several caves and some often rocky beaches.
Casibari and Ayo Rock
★ Rock formations in the center of the island, perfect for a stroll.
Sint Nicolaas
★ It is the second-largest city on the island of Aruba, located in the south, with petroleum industry activity.
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