Memorial ACTe

Absolutely fabulous. Informative, well presented; history of the greater Caribbean Islands through the eyes of slaves. Excellent contemporary artwork. Don't miss this museum.

It was a great experience. Interesting and thought- provoking. The exhibits were interesting. For kids from 8-12 it was good. There was one minor issue the auto- guides got confused on which track to play. But a really good museum all in all.

Not very clear in what it want to communicate. And the audio guide system is bad. Runs on a timer so often you have to wait in a room 4 minutes for it to restart. Exebitions are wery well done! Interesting but I was not better informed after the visit.

The exhibits were set out nicely and the fact that they had a translator ear piece was kool however after paying 15euro to enter and they didn't have water in the washroom so they were closed was a big problem for me

I am so sorry but Today the museum was closed and in Google maps it was shown open. This is not fair as I came and i was so disappointed to see it closed.

Essential on the island, the memorial act is to be done without fail. Museum that traces the history of the island and slavery. It's very interesting I highly recommend it. Very modern architecture and design for the structure, very big inside and air conditioning more than functional, it refreshes. Full tour minimum required 30 minutes.

Fantastic exhibition and the horrors of slavery. The temp exhibition of Antoine Nabajoth paintings was worth the entrance fee alone, loved them?

Excellent museum and building. Sensitive, informative and enlightening. Friendly staff and exhibits are in French, English and Spanish.