Cultural Heritage
This collection highlights the diverse historical and religious heritage of the Black River district. It features British military architecture like the Martello Tower and the coastal defense battery at La Batterie de l'Harmonie. Significant cultural sites include Le Morne Cross and the adjacent cemetery, both integral to the history of Le Morne Brabant. The list also encompasses various places of worship, including Hindu temples and Catholic churches, alongside the ruins of Chateau Koenig and local contemporary art.
A The Martello Tower Museum
An impressive museum set in the former British fortification displays various artifacts of the military history of Mauritius.
B Catholic Church
Traditional Christian place of worship serving the local community.
Bolom Ng Art Gallery
Local art gallery showcasing contemporary Mauritian works and artistic expressions.
Le Morne Cross
A memorial monument situated on the slopes of Le Morne Brabant, a UNESCO World Heritage site commemorating the history of maroons.
La batterie de l'harmonie
A historic coastal defense battery featuring stone fortifications overlooking the Black River bay.
Le Morne Cemetery
An archaeological site and burial ground at the foot of Le Morne, significant for its historical connection to the legacy of slavery.
Chateau Koenig
The remains of a colonial-era estate, now existing as stone ruins that reflect the region's plantation history.
Hindu Tempel Pointe aux Sables
A traditional Hindu place of worship located in the coastal area of Pointe aux Sables.
Albion Church
A Christian church serving the residential community of Albion.
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