Curaçao
Orthodox Curaçao
Practical and church information about Orthodox Curaçao in Willemstad, including directions, services, background and visitor information.
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Language and culture
Papiamentu, Dutch and English are Curaçao’s official languages. Papiamentu is the language most often spoken in everyday life, and many residents also speak Spanish. Orthodox Curaçao provides practical information and introductions to the faith in several languages to help visitors prepare.
Willemstad
Willemstad and its markets
Historic districts such as Punda and Otrobanda give Willemstad its character. Markets and local places to eat reflect the island’s Caribbean, European and other influences. Explore the city with respect for its residents and leave enough time to attend an announced service.
Recipes
Local food and recipes
Curaçao’s cuisine brings together Caribbean, Dutch and other regional influences. Dishes such as keshi yená, pastechi, stobá and funchi offer an introduction to the island’s food culture.
Local food and recipes →Travel information can change. Check current entry requirements, road rules and transport information with official Curaçao sources.