Patrimony

The Musée d’Aquitaine was officially established in 1962 at the initiative of the museologist Georges Henri Rivière, but Bordeaux had gathered collections for much longer (1594). In 2009, the museum

A metal sculpture representing an open slave yoke is located on the Place du Débarcadère in St. Paul, where slave ships landed.

On the Quai Gilbert in Saint-Paul stand a stele called "St-Paul à l'origine du métissage" (St. Paul at the root of ethnic mix) and statues created by a Malagasy artist (C.

The Musée agricole et industriel Stella Matutina (Agricultural and industrial Museum) opened in 1991 in the former sugar refinery called Stella Matutina.

The habitation la Mahaudière was a sugar refinery where slaves worked.

Inaugurated by the President of the Republic in May 2015, the Memorial Act (the Caribbean Centre of expressions and memory for the slave trade and slavery) was built on the site of the former Darbouss

The Saint-James rum museum was created in 1981, in the former home of the director of the sugar refinery of Sainte-Marie.