Guadeloupean identity

Created by the Guadeloupian sculptor Jacky Poulier, this statue represents Joseph Ignace, a fighter who rallied Victor Hugues. At his side, he opposed the English and was promoted Commandant.

Created by Guadeloupian sculptor Jacky Poulier, the statue of the Mulatta Solitude was inaugurated on the 27th of May 1999. Born around 1772, Solitude was the daughter of an African slave who had bee

This mural was presented in 1998 on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the abolition of slavery, on the theme "Guadeloupe history on slavery and the abolitions ".

The habitation Murat was the largest sugar cane plantation in Guadeloupe.

Stairs whose steps were built by slaves are located in Petit-Canal.

The Fort Fleur d’Epée was built by Vauban, and is the largest fortification of Grande Terre in Guadeloupe.

The origins of the habitation Belmont date back to the early colonisation of Guadeloupe. A vestige of the habitation is a slave cell of 4 m² from the eighteenth century.