Maison Célières

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21 route du Port Despointes Faubourg Blanchot, BP 1298, 98800 Nouméa

La Maison Célières réstaurée — ©
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Travel back in time by stepping through the doors of the Maison Célières, a key landmark of New Caledonia's colonial past.

In Nouméa, Maison Célières is a flagship site of the city's cultural heritage. Built in the 19th century, it bears witness to past life in New Caledonia through architecture typical of the period. The rooms have been carefully restored and showcase period furniture, historical objects and exhibitions devoted to local history. For history and heritage lovers, the address offers a tangible reading of the Caledonian colonial past and its transformations. Guided tours are available on the first Wednesday of each month, subject to guide availability, for groups of up to 25 people. Plan your visit.