This is must see on Mauricius to have some overview about island history and of course well known stamps. Real ones are enlighted 10 minutes every half an hour (no worries,guide will notify you) to protect them. No photo allowed unfortunetally.
Amazing place for philatelist. Its most valuable stamp according to me is the one of "Queen Victoria II" which is estimated to be worth around $4 million. For those who might be thinking of touching the stamp, it isn't possible. Place has been maintained properly for years and has somehow a colonial look.
Great attraction of tourists.it has paid parking and nice location .entry ticket which differs for locals and tourists. Has a free expo of models of all historic buildings of Mauritius. You can also buy souveneir and stamps.
Great place to know about the history of Mauritius as well as that of the very famous Paul & Virginie
Fun learning with the kids
Iconic place for both locals and foreigner A visit is a must
Nice place, with a very good collection of stamps and coins
Nice place, with a very good collection of stamp and coins
I visited blue penny museum on visit to port louis and caudan waterfront.
I read about it TripAdvisor and decided to go as there was nothing left to do on north tour which included onlynport louis and caudan.
Its small and nice museum with old maps ship model postage stamps
Highlight here is 1853 penny stamps which costs 2.5 million dollars..
Souvenir shops has exciting items though costly
Entrance fee 200 mur
Visit if you are history buff or into stamps
Not really worth visit.Just okay
Overrated I would say
Amazing museum
A nice museum. Well maintained and good place to go if you have time.
Very interesting and gives much information about the colonial Mauritius. Had a large collection of rate stamps as well.
Very interesting museum especially if you wood like to dive inside Mauritius history