I LOVE it because it tell us what did happen in the past
Recommended for people who wish to see objects which belongs to the "Naval" category. Most known objects are guns, cannons, trains, wooden boats mockup and to the best of my knowledge, two skeletons of the famous Dodo (extinct animal). The place is very impressive and bears objects which many people doesn't know still exist as relics today such as a colonial throne.
A small museum in a two story building with posters describing colonialism in the country. Few real exponates but maybe the garden can be enjoyed in sunny weather. A few shops of local crafts are present in the yard, but only few are open
I love it my cousin stay there.
Closed most of the time i am in mahebourg.
But it the place has huge historical importance for mauritius.
Great little place to visit, rich in history and budget friendly!
Beautifull historical place to visit.
Awesome place to visit. Must do if you love mauritian history
Interesting historic spot
These places in mhbrg is my spot to see this beautiful nature of god
Great place to know the history of Mauritius.
Amazing location very touchy history of St Gerand shipwrecked and reminds us of z famous narrator of Bernandin De St Pierre of his fabulous legend Paul&Virginie of ILE DE FRANCE I think we all connected to these few words
very amazing historical facts on mauritius
Its awesome
Bones of the extinct dodo, birds, ship wreck parts of the battles of english / french; best of all: It's free to visit : )
Historical aspects of Mauritius
This is actually now the National History Museum of Mauritius. Some really good exhibits.
Very interesting museum, give information of colonial period of Mauritius. Worths the detour.