Places to visit in Martinique

There are some 18th century ruins at St. Pierre, which are extremely impressive and were left by the devastation created by the 1902 volcano eruption. Here you can see a few ruins, including that of an old theatre and much more. From the Place Bertin, the administrative building also known as the Chamber of Commerce, the Battery Sainte Marth to the Le Cap 110 which has been built to pay tribute to “Nauffrage.

The few religions that are practiced here include Christianity, Hinduism and many more. This means that there are plenty of different churches on the island, which will give you plenty of choices to choose from, if you want to attend church services. The Balata Cathedral is an iconic religious site for tourists visiting this Caribbean destination.

This is a small museum on the island that was founded in 1932. The museum will give you a glance to the disruption that happened in 1902 and devastated the island.

This museum is dedicated to banana plantation. It offers significant information on how banana plants are grown and how the fruits are harvested. Information on the packaging and shipping of bananas is also disseminated.

This art centre focuses on the works of Paul Gauguin. This museum also educates visitors on the history of the island and the life of the artist.

There isn't much to do here for kids, unless they love the water and beaches. There are plenty of beaches where the kids can enjoy the water and play with the sand. They can also frolic in the water, which is of perfect temperature and depth.