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Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge Fun Facts

Have you ever ridden a pontoon bridge? The Queen Emma Pontoon bridge, also known as the Swinging Old Lady, spans the St. Anna Bay in Curacao. Connecting Punda and Otrabanda in the capital city of Willemstad, the bridge with its colorful arches is an iconic national treasure. Worried you might get stuck on one side? Never fear! Pedestrians are still allowed to cross the bridge with a little help from a ferry to finish the journey.

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