Historic Sites and Rum Distilleries in Guadeloupe

History, Plantations and Rum

Forts, sugar-era plantations, memorials to slavery and working rum distilleries tell the story of Guadeloupe.

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Mémorial ACTe

This museum and memorial is dedicated to the history, heritage, and memory of the slave trade, slavery, and its abolition, offering a dedicated space for education and reflection.

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Fleur d'épée Fort

An 18th-century fortification on Grande-Terre that stands as a notable regional heritage site.

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Delgrès Fort

This historic fortification is significant for its role in Anglo-French battles and the armed struggles for the abolition of slavery.

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Habitation Côte-sous-le-Vent

Attraction

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Cimetière d'esclaves

Attraction

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Ancienne Prison de Petit Canal

The evocative ruins of an old prison located in Petit-Canal, preserved as a regional heritage site.

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Distillerie Longueteau

Distillery

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Distillery Damoiseau

A traditional distillery in Le Moule producing Guadeloupe's signature rhum agricole.

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Museum of Rum

Set within the Reimonenq distillery, this museum explores the history and production of rum alongside opportunities to sample and purchase its spirits.

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