• Temple Hindou Kalikambal - Located on Rue du Maréchal Leclerc, this vibrant Hindu temple, Kovil Kalikambal, brings a touch of India to the otherwise grey surroundings.
• Chapelle Saint-Thomas-des-Indiens - Standing before the Chapel of St. Thomas of the Indians, one can appreciate its historical significance as a remnant of the era of extensive evangelization during the period of Indian engagement in Reunion.
• Li Si Tong Temple 利涉堂 - The street is flanked by Chinese Taoist temples, reflecting the island’s Chinese community, affectionately known in Creole as the Sine or “ROC,” representing Reunionese of Chinese descent.
• 111 Rue du Maréchal Leclerc - Reunion Island exemplifies a harmonious blend of religions. Alongside Mayotte, it is the only French department where the call to prayer is permitted beyond mosque walls.
• Rue Juliette Dodu - On Juliette Dodu Street, it’s worth noting that Juliette Dodu, born in Saint-Denis, was the first French woman to receive the Legion of Honour for military service.
• Saint-Denis - Attention is drawn to the street art on the left, featuring little yellow characters known as gurus, which are a common sight on the island.
• Sentier Littoral Nord - The Littoral Nord hiking trail connects Sainte-Suzanne and Saint-Denis along the coast. This path offers stunning ocean views as it leads to the Barachois.
• Saint-Denis - Understanding the history of Reunion Island involves acknowledging its past with slavery. To comprehend how slavery reached Bourbon, one must revisit its historical roots.
• Le Barachois - Situated in the northernmost part of Saint-Denis, Le Barachois, meaning “Small Summary Harbour,” was a 17th-century embarkation and disembarkation point for goods and passengers.
• Roland Garros statue - Passing the Roland Garros statue, it’s an opportunity to learn about this Saint-Denis native, who was more known for rugby than tennis, born in 1888.
• Saint-Denis - The presence of Mahé de la Bourdonnais, former governor general of the India Company, provides a chance to explore the early colonization history of Réunion, including the establishment of coffee plantations and the introduction of slavery.
• Cathedrale de Saint-Denis de La Reunion - The Cathedral of Saint-Denis, simple and white, stands among the trees. Built between 1829 and 1832 as the Church of the Holy Saviour, it became a cathedral with the creation of the bishopric of Bourbon.
• Hotel de Ville de Saint-Denis - This impressive column, topped with a winged victory holding a laurel wreath, commemorates those who fell in the First World War and has been a registered Historic Monument since 2007.
• Saint-Denis - At the end of Pasteur Street, the republic car park offers a panoramic view of the surrounding hills, including the beautiful Church of Our Lady of Deliverance.
• 2 Rue du Maréchal Leclerc - No city exploration is complete without visiting its Point of Sale. Here stands the Grand Point of Sale of Saint Denis, also known as the Malagasy Point of Sale, housed in a beautiful cast iron hall dating back to 1866, the island’s first civilian cast iron building.
• Rue de Paris - Rue de Paris connects the Barachois to the State Garden and serves as the capital’s main thoroughfare, home to numerous period buildings.
• Jardin de l’Etat - Arriving at the State Gardens, formerly the Jardins du Roy, created in 1767 by Honoré de Crémont for the king, they served as an acclimatization garden.
• Muséum d’Histoire naturelle - At the State Garden’s end lies the Natural History Museum, the island’s oldest museum, featuring a well-preserved Colonial Trip Tip and General Trip Tip building.
• Saint-Denis - Rue du Ruisseau des Noirs, named for the stream below, is where white masters once sent black slaves to fetch water. The history of Réunion is etched in its street names, squares, and circuses.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 19 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Spend a day exploring Saint-Denis and uncover its 19 remarkable attractions. From the Saint Denis Cathedral to the Noor-al-Islam mosque, each location unveils a piece of Reunion Island’s rich and intricate history. Marvel at the Chinese temples, enjoy a walk along the coastal path, and experience the Grand Point of Sale for a genuine local encounter. This 6.2 km journey is perfect for those passionate about history and culture, providing a full immersion into the island’s heritage.

• 6.2 km route to explore Saint-Denis in 2 hours and 30 minutes
• Visit 19 significant historical and cultural landmarks
• Includes stops at the Cathedral, Temples, and Point of Sale
• Perfect for enthusiasts of local history and culture

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