Yellow Building Collection

Curacao, Willemstad, Punda, The Penha building - a former merchants house built in 1708, located Handelskade along Pundas waterfront

Curacao, Willemstad, Punda, Wilhelminaplein, De Temple - The Temple Emanuel - Former Temple Emanuel synagogue, now houseing the Prosecution office

Curacao, Willemstad, Punda, Fort Amsterdam, Governors Palace and Fort Church museum

Curacao, Willemstad, Colonial merchant houses lining Handelskade along Punda s
Curacao, Willemstad, Colonial merchant houses lining Handelskade along Pundas waterfront

St. Josephs Roman Catholic Church, Somerset, Bermuda, Central America

The Basilica de Nuestra Senora de Guanajuato, the yellow building in the foreground, with the blue grey building of the University of Guanajuato behind, Guanajuato, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

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Step into the vibrant history of Curacao's yellow buildings in Willemstad's Punda district. Explore the Penha building, a stunning former merchant's house built in 1708, and marvel at its architectural beauty. Discover the rich heritage of Temple Emanuel, now known as De Temple, which stands proudly on Wilhelminaplein. Immerse yourself in Fort Amsterdam's grandeur as you visit the Governors Palace and Fort Church museum. Stroll along Handelskade to witness the colonial charm of merchant houses lining the waterfront. Pietermaai offers another glimpse into Dutch colonial architecture with its impressive buildings on Julianaplein. Don't miss crossing Queen Emma pontoon bridge while admiring more colonial merchant houses nearby. Visit Pietermaai Cathedral, also known as The Queen of the Most Holy, for a serene spiritual experience. Finally, return to Fort Amsterdam to explore further historical treasures within Governors Palace and Fort Church museum once again. With each yellow building holding a unique story, Willemstad is truly a treasure trove of cultural wonders.