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Avis MUSEE INTERCONTINENTAL DE L'ESCLAVAGE Port Louis
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4.2/5
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MUSEE INTERCONTINENTAL DE L'ESCLAVAGE
Ouvert
- de 09h30 à 16h00
Horaires d'ouverture
Lundi
09:30 - 16:00
Mardi
09:30 - 16:00
Mercredi
09:30 - 16:00
Jeudi
09:30 - 16:00
Vendredi
09:30 - 16:00
Samedi
09:30 - 12:00
Dimanche
Fermé
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Ps: Le musée contribue grandement à l'histoire de l'île c'est un incontournable!
I was lucky enough to attend the opening of the Intercontinental Slavery Museum and launching of the Preview Exhibition.
A lot of effort has gone into the mounting of this Museum and there's much more to come.
Absolutely worth visiting!
At the moment it is free and as it is aimed at local residents i am sure it will remain this way.
The only reason for 3 stars is not being able to understand the presentation at the moment.
Musée important dans le message qu'il veut faire passer, espérons que la collection d'Eugène de Froberville pourra prochainement compléter ce musée...
Petit bémol, certains espaces ne sont pas faciles d'accès pour des personnes porteurs de handicap ou pour des enfants... ( ceci a été signalé à l'accueil et ils vont y remédier)
Musée gratuit ! Bravo !
This museum offers a powerful and profound glimpse into the lives of enslaved people. The exhibits vividly portray their living conditions. Beyond the tragic misery they faced, the museum also sheds light on their bravery and strengths through real-life stories. An exhibit of interest is a unique collection of pictures of busts molded from the faces of former enslaved people from 1846, which adds a unique sense of immersion allowing visitors to see the faces of those who endured such hardships, along with their names and age. It's a thought-provoking and educational experience that I highly recommend. Don't miss out on this important piece of history, revisited with a focus on identities and lifestyles, away from the mere diminished status of slaves !
Museum access is free ????️
One downside is that some exhibits appear unfinished, and offer poor visual and at times uncomfortable physical experience. The audio exhibits too can be improved.
There is an exposition till 23rd sep and it's free.If you are keen for knowledge and history..it's the place to be.
You can learn a lot and understand the history of Mauritius a bit more. Even a private tour for free is possible.
Highly recommended!