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Cultural Attractions

Pointe-à-Pitre’s cultural landscape is defined by its colonial architecture and its complex history of slavery and resistance. This selection includes the Mémorial ACTe, a landmark museum dedicated to the slave trade, and the 19th-century Cathédrale Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul. Notable museums like Musée Saint-John Perse and Musée Schoelcher are housed in historic iron-frame buildings, while local art centers and the 1967 memorial mural highlight the city’s ongoing artistic and social evolution.

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Mémorial ACTe

A Caribbean center dedicated to the history of the slave trade and slavery. Located on the site of the former Darboussier sugar factory, its modern architecture features a distinctive silver latticework.

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St. Pierre and Paul Church

Mighty Neo-Classical church built in 1843 is a local attraction for its original decorative interior.

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Schoelcher Museum

The museum is dedicated to an important personality, Victor Schoelcher, who helped abolish slavery. The building is beautiful.

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Musée Saint-John Perse

Housed in a 19th-century colonial residence with an Eiffel-style iron frame, this museum commemorates the life of Nobel Prize-winning poet Alexis Leger. It features period furniture and personal archives.

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Musée Lherminier

A historic 19th-century building that formerly housed a natural history museum. It is recognized for its architectural significance within the city's old quarter.