Beginning near Chaussee St, next to the Mauritius Institute, this was once the vegetable patch of the French East Indian Company. The line of statues include that of the poet Leoville L, homme.
Most tourists visit the Museum and Institute, on Chausee St, to see the stuffed replica of the dodo, the abnormal member of a group of pigeons, which become extinct. Between 1981 and 1989, the dodo
This web site is dedicated to the study of the environment and its manifold interactions with human society. The purpose of this site is also to make available information and analysis which are
Eureka House at Moka is an independent museum featuring antiques, furniture old lithographs and other objects from private collection. There is also public museum with collections of natural history
Robert Edward hart (1891-1954) was a renowned Mauritius poet, appreciated by the French and English alike. He wrote in French and translations of his poetry are hard to find. He lived out the last
United Africa Feeder Line, UAFL was founded in 2000 as a regional feeder service in Africa. In just 7 years, UAFL has become a leading regional carrier within the Indian Ocean. It has amassed a
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Curepipe is the island's main urban centre, a pleasant town which lacks the atmospere of Port Louis but has good shops and restaurants. Curepipe has the flavour of an English market town
In the Port Louis district, no fewer than 66 national monuments have been designated. The Rum Warehouse Building near Immigration Square was deproclaimed and dismantled but a new national monument,