Port Louis — tid och väder
Port Louis är en stad i Mauritius, i tidszonen Indian/Mauritius. Den här sidan visar aktuell lokal tid i Port Louis och vädret just nu: temperatur, nederbörd och vindhastighet.
Om tiden i Port Louis
Lokal tid i Port Louis baseras på tidszonen Indian/Mauritius. Sommartid, om den gäller i regionen, räknas in automatiskt. Aktuell skillnad mot universell tid (UTC) visas bredvid klockan. Tiden på den här sidan uppdateras varje sekund och är synkroniserad med din enhets klocka.
Om landet och staden
Mauritius is a tropical island in the Indian Ocean about 2,000 km off the east coast of Africa, famed for white-sand beaches, turquoise lagoons fringed by coral reefs and a unique multicultural blend of Indian, Creole, Chinese and French traditions.
Mer om landet: Mauritius →Vad man kan se i Port Louis
Sevärdheter och historiska platser
- Aapravasi Ghat (UNESCO) is a 19th-century memorial through which nearly half a million Indian indentured labourers passed.
- The Port Louis Central Market is a two-storey market of spices, tropical fruit, fish and souvenirs in the heart of the city.
- The Caudan Waterfront is a modern complex of restaurants, shops and a casino on the harbour.
- Fort Adelaide (the Citadel) is a 19th-century British fort on a hilltop with panoramic views of the harbour.
Museer
- The Blue Penny Museum is the main home of the two legendary 1847 'Blue Mauritius' and 'Red Mauritius' postage stamps.
- The Natural History Museum holds the world's only complete skeleton of the extinct dodo, Mauritius's symbol.
- The Mauritius Photography Museum is a private collection of historical photographs of the island from the 19th century onward.
Var man kan umgås
- Stroll across Place d'Armes, the main colonial-era square lined with palms and overlooked by the Government House.
- Port Louis Chinatown is a Chinese quarter with pagodas, a market and dim sum restaurants.
- Dine with harbour views at the Caudan Waterfront and shop for local crafts at the Craft Market.
Lokal mat
Try street-side dholl puri with curry and a glass of alouda at the central market — the most authentic taste of Mauritius.