MARINE CEMETERY
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2024
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2024
Built facing the ocean in 1780, the marine cemetery is home to many characters who have marked the history of the island: the Desbassayns family, the poets Leconte De Lisle and Eugène Dayot or unfortunate Breton sailors, tragically shipwrecked in the middle of the Indian Ocean. The best time to visit this place of contemplation is undoubtedly late afternoon, when the sun sets over the magnificent bay of Saint-Paul. Ask the city's architecture and heritage animator for information on visits.
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Ce cimetière est hors du commun, grosse tombe, sombre, peu fleuri... Il ne ressemble pas aux cimetières de la métrôpole. Nous le sentons plein d'histoires..... halte à faire....
Ce n'est pas une visite incontournable de l'île, mais ça peut être sympa.
Attention au piège de la tombe de la Buse (qui ne l'est pas!)
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