Situé à une centaine de mètre au Nord du Palais de la Reine. Il faut y passer de préférence après avoir visité ce dernier.
Très joli musée
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Just few things inside the palace
Kool
The Palace interior was being renovated when I was there. There are a limited number of exhibits but they are made fascinating if you have the right guide. My guide was "Tahina" who expertly explained the artifacts in excellent english (he speaks 5 languages). The weirdest exhibit was a small diorama of monkeys dressed in victorian guide at a party to represent the Malagasy people. It was presented by Napoleon to the Malagasy people as some sort of joke but they kept it all this time.
You are asked to give the guide something after the tour. I asked my guide if he could help arrange a car and driver. He ended being my guide on a 12 day trip through southern Madagascar and did a great job. Ask for Tahina as your guide. I had a different guide at the Queen's Palace and he wasn't half as good.
The guides are ok but you have to pay for the palace and after the guided tour you have to give them something as well
Palais du 1er ministre !