We passed by this museum on our way to china town. It was definitely a highlight of our day in Port Louis. This is the type of history I’m interested in, abolition of slavery and the next paid workforce. Although it didn’t seem much different...More

We didn't know what to expect from this World Heritage site, but we came out more knowledgeable having learnt about how the majority of people actually came to live on Mauritius. Very interesting insight for such a small site.

If you are interested in history, you can pay a visit to Aapravasi Ghat museum. This is the place where the first people from India came to work.

Aapravasi Ghat is a place of our ancestors. A.G shows how our grandmothers and fathers leaves, works, ways doing things, culture values and the way British colonial treat them. A.G is what we call a place of interesting for visitors; why ? Is a sea...More

Nice place to visite....our ancestors souvenirs....it is found in portlouis the capital.. you can go by foot from la gare du nord

Informative, well presented and even free - this site is a must when in Port Louis to learn about the history of Mauritius. Concise descriptions and some exhibits without the overly lengthy museum feeling - guided tours are also available if you want to know...More

A very informative and interesting museum All visitors should take a 2-3 hours out to visit and it is free entry. Gives background to modern day Mauritius but also about how men rest other men where the rich and powerful exploit the poor and dispossessed...More