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A guide for the perfect picture: Where to find the most

Instagrammable places in Oranjestad

tal Casino in the Renais- Renaissance Mall, check Last but certainly not least,
sance Mall, there is a black out the wooden swing on the Renaissance Dock is
bull sitting on a bench, the other side of the mall the perfect spot to take
waiting for you to take a on Plaza Daniel Leo. Anoth- a beautiful picture, espe-
picture with it. Ok, so it’s er favorite among visitors cially at sunset. The dock is
not a real bull, but “I took wanting a cute snapshot located behind the Renais-
a picture with a sitting bull” for Instagram. Just pass sance Market Place, and
sounds like a great conver- through the Renaissance runs from the Renaissance
sation opener. Mall and find this gem in Marina up to Renaissance
front of the back entrance! Beach and Wilhelmina
See if you can also spot the Since you’ve made it this Park. This spot offers a gor-
cow on the roof! far, one question: How geous view of the ocean
many blue horses have you and sunset, accompanied
Wooden Swing on Plaza spotted already? by the soft waves crashing
Daniel Leo on the shoreline. You may
(Oranjestad)—Imagine, bor to get there, but while While you’re in front of the Renaissance Dock even spot some iguanas!q
you’re taking a stroll in the you’re at it, check out
city center, and you want these other spots along the
to take the most picture- way!
perfect photo to show your
friends and family back The sitting bull
home and online. It seems Yes, you read that right;
like the perfect spot can be right in the heart of the city
hard to find, but Oranjes- center, in front of the Crys-
tad is full of great spots for
a quick snapshot! Here are
the most Instagrammable
places in Oranjestad.

“I LOVE ARUBA”
Right on Paardenbaai
Plaza, near the harbor en-
trance, you will spot a gi-
ant sign that reads “I LOVE
ARUBA”. A great first stop
for a quick shot with the
family, this spot is among
the few that has become a
favorite among tourists, es-
pecially those that are visit-
ing Aruba through a cruise
vacation.

Speaking of giant signs that
read “Aruba” (because
there can never be too
many), there is another sign
you can find along the Lin-
ear Park, in front of Talk of
the Town Hotel. It may be
a long walk from the har-