L'Aventure du Sucre
Museum in Pamplemousses, Mauritius
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With more than 100000 visitors a year, L'Aventure du Sucre ranks as one of the unmissable attractions on the island.
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The museum is very in depth and covers everything from the start of mauritius to the modern day. The sugar and cocktail tasting were great but the highlight of ...
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When was l'aventure du sucre built?
L'Aventure du Sucre has been committed to the promotion of ecologically responsible tourism since it opened in 2002.
How many sugar factories are there in Mauritius?
We have only three sugar companies on our island: Terra, Omnicane and Alteo.
Which Dutch governor first introduced sugarcane in Mauritius?
Dutch Occupation (1638-1710)
The first organized sugar mill on the island appears to have been that of the Wilhems brothers at the center of the island, under Governor Issac Johannes Lamotius (1677-1692).
What is the history of sugar cane in Mauritius?
Historical Background
The sugar cane plant was introduced into Mauritius by the Dutch settlers in 1639. Sugar was manufactured for the first time in 1696. The sugar industry expanded in the 19th century and sugar production reached 150 000 tonnes in 1862 from 52 000 hectares of cane.
Oct 17, 2023 · Set inside the historic sugar mill factory inside Beau Plan Sugar Estate and surrounded by lush tropical nature, a visit here is like a trip ...
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l'Aventure du Sucre, Pamplemousses, Pamplemousses, Mauritius. 26965 likes · 44 talking about this · 20462 were here. Sugar and rum tastings await you...
This museum in a former sugar factory features exhibits on the cultivation of sugarcane. View more details. Photos. By owner. 360° view. View all photos.
The former Beau Plan sugar factory houses one of the best museums in Mauritius. It not only tells the story of sugar in great detail but also covers the…
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Your tour through the museum will start with the history of the sugar plantations in Mauritius. You will get to know more about the Dutch, later replaced by the ...