The best museum in Guadaloupe and perhaps in all of the Lesser Antilles. A review of the history of slavery in a museum with modern technology. Includes headphones in several languages. You will need at least 1 and a half hours to visit it but it will be time well spent. 10 euros per person.

The Memorial Acte is a very large, modern installation on the port lands of Pointe-a-Pitre. It is dedicated to the history of slavery in Guadeloupe, and in the Caribbean generally, told from the perspective of the French. The building itself is very striking. The exhibitions are well done, and it is a very moving experience.

Modern museum in the heart of Guadeloupe talking about the island's inhabitants from the 15th century and onward with a focus on the slave trade and what was happening on other islands within the region. It highlighted some key figures in the region. The interactive nature of the museum is pretty cool with audio-guides used to help with pacing through the museum. It's divided into 3 parts with 15-18th century in 1st part, 19th-20th century in 2nd part and modern art in 3rd part through the middle of the building. This is more a focus on the entire region instead of info specific to Guadeloupe. Good way to spend a couple of hours.