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Discover the Historic Buildings Around Pamplemousses Beyond its famous botanical garden, the region of Pamplemousses is home to some of the most important historical buildings and colonial landmarks in Mauritius. Surrounded by old sugar estates, tropical gardens, and quiet villages, this area offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the island’s colonial past and architectural heritage. Another important historical landmark is St François d'Assise Church, a beautiful stone church reflecting the religious and colonial heritage of the region. Nearby, visitors can also discover the historic Bassin des Esclaves, a symbolic site linked to the history of slavery in Mauritius. The peaceful Pamplemousses White Cemetery is another fascinating stop, featuring old colonial tombs and monuments that reveal part of the island’s early European history. Surrounded by large trees and quiet gardens, it offers a unique and atmospheric glimpse into Mauritius’ past. Driving through Pamplemousses, visitors will discover old stone buildings, colonial churches, estate houses, and remnants of Mauritius’ sugar industry, all surrounded by lush tropical scenery. 👉 Perfect for travellers interested in history, architecture, culture, and discovering the heritage side of Mauritius beyond the beaches.