This charming island has a unique blend of plants and animals. There are some stunning beaches, lush vegetation and a relaxed atmosphere. The Museum displays exhibits that belonged to local tribes.

Antananarivo

Rova of Antananarivo (Queen’s Palace)
A historic royal palace complex situated on a hilltop, offering panoramic views of the city and insights into Madagascar’s royal history and Merina dynasty.

Andafiavaratra Palace
A former royal palace turned museum, showcasing artefacts and exhibits related to Malagasy history, culture, and the island’s royal heritage.

Lemur Park
A conservation park located just outside the city, providing an opportunity to see various species of lemurs in a natural-like environment and learn about their conservation.

Analakely Market
A bustling market in the heart of Antananarivo where visitors can explore local produce, crafts, textiles, and traditional Malagasy goods.

Tsimbazaza Zoo
A zoo and botanical garden featuring Madagascar’s unique flora and fauna, including lemurs, reptiles, and endemic plants, ideal for family visits.

Ambohimanga
A UNESCO World Heritage site and sacred hill known for its historical significance to the Merina people, with ancient royal buildings and traditional ceremonies.

Is’Art Galerie
An art gallery promoting Malagasy contemporary art, showcasing works by local artists and providing a cultural space for exhibitions and performances.

Parc de Tsarasaotra
An urban wetland park offering a peaceful retreat with walking trails and birdwatching opportunities, home to a variety of bird species.

Antananarivo Cathedral (Cathédrale d’Andohalo)
A historic cathedral known for its colonial architecture and religious significance, providing a serene space for worship and reflection.

Digue Island
A nearby island known for its scenic beauty and opportunities for beach relaxation and water activities, ideal for a day trip from Antananarivo.

The Museum of Art and Archaeology
A museum featuring a diverse collection of artefacts related to Madagascar’s history, archaeology, and traditional art, providing cultural context and educational value.

Reunion Island
Just to the East of Madagascar is the Island of Reunion. Volcanic in its origins, this almost pristine island still plays host to two active volcanoes. Take a trip to the peaks of Piton de la Fournaise and Piton des Neiges, or enjoy the comfort and scenery from one of the colourful selection of brasseries, bistros and cafes in the town of Saint-Denis.