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Saint-Pierre Travel guide
Saint-Pierre : Michelin's recommendations
Saint-Pierre is no longer the influential 30 000-strong town it used to be, since the fateful eruption of Mount Pelée on 8 May 1902. But Saint-Pierre, a pretty town of 5 000 inhabitants, has risen from its ashes thanks to the tenacity of the locals. It remains the site of many testimonies to its past, such as the ruins of an ancient theatre and the wrecks that lie at the bottom of its harbour. Visit the Discovery Centre of the Science of the Planet and the Depaz Distillery of this delightful, lively village.
Tourist attractions Saint-Pierre : Things to see and do
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Mouillage neighbourhood
Place Bertin F - Saint-Pierre
If any single district exemplifies the Martiniquais determination to fight back after the devastation caused in 1902, it is that of Le Mouillage. Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption Cathedral was renovated just 20 years after the eruption, and an exact replic..
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District of the Centre
Rue des Domaines F - Saint-Pierre
To gain a better insight into the extent of the devastation caused in 1902, head for the Centre district and the Frank-Perret Volcanic Museum , which charts the eruption step by step. The deliberately conserved ruins dotted around the streets also p..
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Fort neighbourhood
Rue Royale F - Saint-Pierre
To the north, the Fort neighbourhood is the oldest district of Saint Pierre, built, as its name suggests, around the fort erected in the 17C. Its cobbled lanes are delightful, and here, as in other parts of the town, you will see traces of the erupti..
