Heritage & History
Mauritius's history is preserved through its colonial architecture and traditional industries. This collection features the 19th-century Labourdonnais Château and the 18th-century Château de La Villebague manor house. Religious heritage is represented by the island's third-oldest church, St Francois D'Assise, and the butter-colored tower of Notre Dame des Anges. The list also highlights local craftsmanship at the H. Rault biscuit factory, operating since 1870, and the Historic Marine workshop, specializing in intricate wooden ship models.
A Historic Marine
The fabulous store sells perfect handmade models of ships made of wood and metal. They also offer a fascinating tour of the factory.
B Labourdonnais Château
The beautifully restored grand mansion situated in the heart of the marvelous natural estate displays the 19th century Mauritian lifestyle.
C St Francois D'Assise
The third-oldest Catholic church in Mauritius, located in Pamplemousses and dating back to the mid-18th century.
H. Rault Biscuit Factory
An amazing biscuit factory run by the Rault family ever since 1870 is a sweet place to come stop by. Taste the crispy hand made cookies!
Notre Dame des Anges
The picturesque church with a butter-coloured tower features a statue of Père Laval and is a focal point in Mahébourg frequented by locals.
Château de La Villebague
An 18th-century colonial manor house built by René Magon de La Villebague, a former governor. It is one of the oldest private estates on the island.
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