What You Will Do
From the popular district of Fort-de-France via the covered market, you will discover narrow streets, old houses typical of Martinique.
We will cross the small shopping streets to the Savane - the large park of Fort-de-France - in search of the murals.
On our way we can stop at a private art gallery - depending on opening hours -.
Together, we will pass in front of historical and remarkable monuments such as the Schoelcher library and the Saint-Louis cathedral. Foyalaise and Martinican atmosphere throughout our walk!
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
We will be waiting for you at the Place de l'Abbé Grégoire in the Terres Sainville district. Around the shady square you will see a church: we will be there!
Be on time so as not to keep the impatient waiting.
1
Arrondissement of Fort-de-France
5 minutes
We start by discovering the place Abbé Grégoire and its church in the center of the popular district of Terre Sainvilles which is populated by more than 2000 inhabitants.
It is located north of the city center of Fort de France, between the Rivière Madame (formerly called the Little Brazil River) to the west, and the Rocade (RD 41) to the east and north. We will discover the atypical architecture of the district.
2
City Hall Fort-de-France
2 minutes
Behind the artwork on Murmure Street, you can see the architecture of the new town hall.
3
St. Louis Cathedral
5 minutes
Magnificent Saint-Louis Cathedral. In 2015 after more than a year of stoppage, the restoration site resumed with a new phase of work to restore the western massif including the removal and then the refitting of the spire. This work is carried out under the direction of Étienne Poncelet, chief architect of historical monuments3. The arrow was deposited in October 2015 and the new one laid in March 2016.
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