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Have you been to this area? - Port Louis Mauritius
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2024
- We walk around a part of Port Louis, the capital of Mauritius, that we never visit. Between the Line Barracks and the company gardens is a place full of history and modern skyscrapers, the contrast of this area is astonishing. We found a host of rare gems and got completely soaked in the rain, but it was totally worth it. We did run into some parking issues, but we solved it in, what can only be called, a brilliant fashion.
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0:00 Not sponsored
1:23 The whole block
4:38 My fav things
7:44 It takes longer than you think
10:08 We get wet for you
10:46 Le Cure
13:38 Cool old building
18:33 We meet a fan
21:43 Noodles are ready
24:46 Ice cream
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Thank you for posting these !!! I grew up in Port-Louis, but now live in the US. You video showed me my old haunts. Thank you again !
Glad you enjoyed it
This was where my grand mother stayed before.
Mère Barthelemy street next to Immaculée church , Saint George hotel and France embassy.
That's great, it's an interesting area
Loving the fact that you guys still sound as enthusiastic today as when you started. Also, your honest review of the food you eat is great.
Thank you so much for the great comment
Loved this video! Love Port Louis - can’t wait to come back and do it all again! Hot & humid?
The best! even in the rain
Can't wait to see
It's a goodie
Been there last Sunday 6th March, as I went out for a walk. I thought I would never make it as it was raining earlier. At 18:00, there's L'Esplanade du pouce. I guess it was closed. It's a good place to eat, especially the chinese cuisine right inside. I went there because of the many dim sum that you can get.
Sounds like a great place to eat, it seems to rain a lot now
Thanks a bunch for last time I was in Mtius Edith Cavell Court was under construction and now you gave me a wonderful update. Mohogony also I didn't know
Saint-George quarter is among the coolest place in this hot city. I only go to Port Louis when I don't have the choice for admin purposes but once I'm done with my paperwork, I go around St George cathedral to buy a nice lunch coz there are great restaurants around. You need to push the Cathedral's door coz the clerics use to let the doors closed but they are unlocked with people praying inside. The tall buildings and Jardin de la Cie are also great spots to find some shade. Walking around Port Louis or any Mauritian city under the rain is one of the best feelings I have ever experienced
19:05 - Nice lad giving thumbs up
Oh wow, thank you for that, I should have tried the door, but too polite, I guess.
Love this video 🥰❤
Glad you liked it!!
This vlog is a beautiful Independence day gift you offered to Mauritians
Thank you so much for the great comment
Beaitiful discoveries along that street.
Thanks, a great place to visit
Thanks for the interesting video's. We went there in February for 15 days to open our bank accounts etc. Also spent a day or so with the last Cyclone. Was not so bad luckily! We missed Batsiriai. Returning on a Premium Visa and Retirement Non citizen Permit. Loved our time there.
That is awesome!, best of luck with your future here
The guy selling ice cream vonacorona, is the best ice cream in town. you just missed history! He used to sell ice cream back when i was 6 years old. im now in my mid 40s. His ice cream is the best
Wow, thanks for the info
Seeing the red postbox and rain, I though you were both in the U.K. Thank you.
Haha. Perfect Uk event Missed the double decker
@@BryanDiscoversWorld I am thinking of visiting mauritius next year if Covid calm down.
Slight correction, the church at 8:08 is "Eglise Immaculée" (not St Georges) named after Virgin Mary. in the mid 1960s, a cyclone caused the roof to cave in but the statue of Virgin Mary was untouched and the story went around that Jesus spared his mother; I used to be an altar boy there. Love watching your videos, cheers.
Thank you so much for the great comment
Bryan and Riki you should always walk with an umbrella in Mauritius
True, umbrella for sun, doorway for rain, haha
I heard the priest of St George church locked all the doors when he saw you coming.
That must be it, thanks
Brilliant video, I also love the old stones colonial buildings and I am glad that they are rejuvenating the stone building, which is very expensive to do.
Are they moving the landmark port louis central market somewhere else? 🇬🇧 🇬🇧
Glad you enjoyed it. I think they are making a new venue, but the old one will remain
The current Central market shall stay where it is and the revamp has been validated.
However, the new Urban Terminal shall also allow vegie and textile hawkers sell their product. There will also be a hyper market
Back in the 1960s, there were French colonial type, créole style houses all along St George road with front walled gardens full of flowers and shrubs. As a little kid, I knew that area well. Now it looks like a ghetto.
Sound beautiful, I would have loved to see that
@@BryanDiscoversWorld Joseph Conrad once visited Mauritius. He wrote a short story relating to that area. I think it is in a book called 'twixt land and sea which contains about four stories. Very beautiful
@@artyfhartie2269 Thanks, I'll look it up
Maybe of interest. I trained at the The London Hospital where Edith Cavell had been the hospital matron.
Wow, that is cool info thanks
@@BryanDiscoversWorld noooo way!
Please can you do video le pouce mountain ?
We will try
Port louis is full of these lovely French buildings from the colonial era. The rich people moved to the interior cooler central plateau to escape the malaria epidemics.
I do like finding them, Thanks for the info
Rich white french people moved to curepipe in summer and move back to the coastal area during the Mauritius winter....
Hi
It depends which area...
You will have to wait and see
It's time to visit island again. Memories are still alive.
But I live in mauritius in grand black riever
Nice place, we visited once
Flood in Port Louis now
It is bad, sorry
I have never been to port Louis
Port louis is coming to ya
Really, did you not see the wet bit
@@BryanDiscoversWorld convectional rain fall