Château de Labourdonnais (Mapou)

Château de Labourdonnais (Mapou)

Château de Labourdonnais (Mapou)

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A colonial residence built in 1856, today a museum devoted to 19th-century Mauritian country life, surrounded by tropical fruit orchards.

Did you know?

The château is named after Mahé de La Bourdonnais, the French governor who profoundly shaped the island’s development in the 18th century — although he never actually lived in this particular building, which was built after his death.

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Sources: Château de Labourdonnais (official website), Voyage Île Maurice