Top Things to do in Guadeloupe
Top 10 Museums in Guadeloupe, Guadeloupe
Discover the best top things to do in Guadeloupe, Guadeloupe including Kreol West Indies, GEOGRAINES: Boutique artisanal, Atelier D'art Siberil Rey, Conservatoire Botanique des Iles de Guadeloupe, Musee de la prehistoire amerindienne Edgar-Clerc, Musee Costumes et Traditions, Reve de Sable, Memorial Acte, Les Lampes de Caroline, Museum Of Fine Arts Of St-Francois.
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1. Kreol West Indies
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 168 reviews
Unique concept melting an historic museum, an art gallery and a beachwear shop...
Reviewed By maevanderwaal - Lelystad, The Netherlands
This is a lovely place. The entrance fee of the museum is 2 euro. It gives you access to the area where history and modern art come together. There is an English text available of the history part of the exhibition. The modern art (mainly paintings) have explainations as well. Modern art is of high quality. The shop has nice things for sale. Go here instead of the many other artisan shops on the road to point chateaux. It is well worth it!!!
2. GEOGRAINES: Boutique artisanal
3. Atelier D'art Siberil Rey
4. Conservatoire Botanique des Iles de Guadeloupe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
5. Musee de la prehistoire amerindienne Edgar-Clerc
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By Karen75017
This is a very interesting museum and should be on your list of places to go on Grande Terre. There was no entry fee, just tickets to enter distributed by very friendly staff. We were also very interested by the gardens between the museum and the 'cliff' going down to the 'beach'. The gardener was a wealth of interesting information and could describe the health benefits of each and every plant - he was so knowledgeable! We had such fun talking with him. Find the steps down to a very pretty beach with cows/bulls tied up along the way!
6. Musee Costumes et Traditions
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 153 reviews
This Museum show you the heritage of the past of Guadeloupe and various parts of the world (Caraibean). The museum reveals the reality of the cultural heritage in very diverse areas such as: - Clothing - Anthropological - Lifestyle - Games and toys - Religious practices - Beliefs - Space flowers and medicinal plants - Life in the box and in the kitchen of yesteryear This museum is not limited to Guadeloupe, but also refers to: - Egyptian Antiquities - Greek - Roman Antiquities - Asia with India - West Africa - Ancient America - The Caribbean World - Europe with the Napoleonic fashion
Reviewed By mateja1976 - Brussels, Belgium
I enjoyed this small yet integral and very educational museum about costumes and traditions of the island. This place makes you travel way back in time and trough different rooms/time periods it brings you to nowadays, wrapping up with a movie in the backyards. At the time of my visit few visitors were there so we've got a private tour by the curators. Thank you for this nice experience.
7. Reve de Sable
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Sand pictures only made with natural sands and mineral of the Carribean islands - Two artists practicing their handcraft for 18 years in Pointe - Noire, small and typical town of Basse Terre west Coast.
8. Memorial Acte
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,012 reviews
Reviewed By ToujoursLaRoute - Iasi, Romania
Great position, close to the cruise terminal, and visible from the sea. The museum is very modern, perfectly organized. It is not only about slavery and pain, it is also about history, local habits, art, plants and animals. Impressive and instructive.
9. Les Lampes de Caroline
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
10. Museum Of Fine Arts Of St-Francois
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
The first museum of fine arts created in Guadeloupe opened in May 2017, it is located on the marina of Saint-François. Recently built, the building meets accessibility standards and has parking on the back. On a surface of 240 m2 arranged in 7 rooms, the museum proposes through 150 paintings, drawings and sculptures, a panorama of the fine arts from the 16th century to the present day by privileging the artists born, exercising or having exercised in Guadeloupe.
