Fort Zoutman is a historic fort located in Oranjestad, the capital of Aruba. Built in 1796, it was constructed to protect the island from potential invasions and piracy. The fort is named after Johannes Zoutman, a Dutch naval officer, and is one of the oldest structures on the island. Today, Fort Zoutman serves as a museum and a cultural landmark. Visitors can explore its well-preserved walls and learn about Aruba's history and military past. The fort also features a nearby lighthouse, known as the Wilhelmina Tower, which adds to its historical significance.