L’île Maurice abrite de nombreux musées et lieux historiques qui témoignent de son riche passé. Entre patrimoine colonial, héritage culturel et mémoire collective, ces sites permettent de mieux comprendre l’histoire fascinante de l’archipel.
Les musées de l’île Maurice offrent un voyage à travers les époques, de la période coloniale à l’indépendance, en passant par les grandes heures de l’industrie sucrière. Les lieux historiques, qu’il s’agisse de fortifications, de demeures anciennes ou de monuments commémoratifs, racontent l’évolution de la société mauricienne et la diversité de ses influences.
Que vous soyez passionné d’histoire, amateur de culture ou simple curieux, les musées et lieux historiques de l’île Maurice vous invitent à découvrir l’âme authentique de cette destination unique de l’océan Indien.
Fort Frederik Hendrik and its museum
In Vieux Grand Port in the southeast of Mauritius, Fort Frederik Hendrik is one of the island's most precious historical remains.
The Albion Lighthouse
At the top of the cliffs of Pointe-aux-Caves, the Albion lighthouse stands proudly with its characteristic red and white stripes.
Château du Réduit - State House
Perched on the heights of Moka, the Château du Réduit is much more than a presidential residence. It is a veritable history book.
Pass Island
In the turquoise waters of Grand Port Bay, Île de la Passe bears witness to one of the glorious pages of French naval history.
Citadel of Port-Louis – Fort Adelaide
The Citadel of Port-Louis has stood like a stone sentinel in the heart of the Mauritian capital for nearly two centuries.
The dreary Brabant
Historic placesLe Morne BrabantShare: Le Morne Brabant : A natural and historical jewel of Mauritius Introduction Dominating the southwest of Mauritius, Le Morne Brabant stands majestically facing the Indian Ocean. This peninsula...
Father Laval's tomb
An emblematic figure in Mauritian history, Père Laval is venerated as the "Saint of Mauritius".
Domaine de Saint Aubin
Domaine de Saint-Aubin, a majestic colonial residence built at the end of the 19th century, was home to influential families linked to the sugar industry.
Domaine des Aubineaux
Domaine des Aubineaux, located in the cool, verdant region of Curepipe, is one of Mauritius's most precious colonial residences. Built in 1872
Le Domaine de Bois Chéri
Domaine de Bois Chéri is the first and largest tea plantation in Mauritius. Located in the heart of the island's central plateau
Monument of the Slave Road
At the foot of Morne Brabant in Mauritius stands a monument of profound historical and memorial significance: the Monument de la Route de l'esclave (Slave Route Monument).
Kwan tee pagoda
The Kwan Tee pagoda in Port Louis: a gem of Sino-Mauritian cultural heritage
National Museum of Natural History - Port Louis
Nestled in the heart of the Mauritian capital, Port-Louis, the National Museum of Natural History is a treasure trove for lovers of nature, science and history.
National History Museum - Mahébourg
The Musée d'Histoire Nationale de Mahébourg, located in the south-east of Mauritius, is a real treasure trove for history and culture enthusiasts.
Memorial to the sinking of the Saint Géran - Paul et Virginie
Monument in memory of the sinking of the Saint Géran at Poudre d'Or, also known as the Paul and Virginia monument in reference to the famous novel.
Le Morne Brabant hike
The hike to Morne Brabant is one of the emblematic hikes of Mauritius, unforgettable experience with breathtaking panoramas
Mahébourg
Located on the south-east coast of Mauritius, Mahébourg is a peaceful coastal village exuding authentic charm.
Sugar adventure
The sugar adventure invites you to a fascinating journey through the history of the island and its sugar cane
Aapravasi Ghat
Aapravasi Ghat: a World Heritage Site, it bears poignant witness to the history of Indenture migration