Top Museums of Martinique

Discover the four worlds of the Habitation Clément by visiting the different dedicated spaces: the Clément master house, the former distillery, the contemporary art center and the gardens. A magnificent building houses permanent or temporary artist exhibitions: an immersion in Caribbean modern art.

At the heart of the Distillerie Saint-James, the Rum Museum traces the history of agricultural rum in Martinique through photographs, old engravings, old bottles, advertising posters and stills, agricultural equipment, explaining the cultivation of sugarcane, the various stages of rum production and its aging process.

The Sea Museum is a private museum created by a sea enthusiast that will introduce you to thousands of species of shells, starfish, fish and other species that inhabit our oceans. More than 2,000 different species from the Caribbean and the rest of the globe, for a visit that will delight young and old.

The Slaves Savannah is a must-see site that stretches across 3 hectares of landscaped parkland. This village of memory and history pays tribute to the traditions of Martinique, strolling through 25 traditional huts, a hut museum, the Kalinago village, the Case-Nègres street and the Roman slave square and the traditional Creole garden.