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  • Culture

    Today’s Aruba is a happy melting pot. Our multicultural history is reflected in everything we do, from our language to our meals to our colorful architecture and unique holidays and celebrations. 

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  • The Aruban people is composed of over 105,000 inhabitants and is made up of a culturally diverse mixture of well-educated people.
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  • Aruba language is Papiamento but also, Dutch is an official language. However, most Arubans speak a minimum of four languages, including English and Spanish.
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  • The prominent religion in Aruba is Catholisism. You have so many churches to visit and engage with your biliefs.
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  • Aruba's carnival: the events calendar is jam-packed! Check out all the island's events and celebrations and experience everything Aruba has to offer.
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