La Savanc - In a garden in the middle of the town lies La Savane, a white marble statue of Josephine, "Napoleon's little Creole," created by Vital Debray as she looks towards Trois-Ilets where she was born.

St. Louis Roman Catholic Church - A magnificent iron building made in 1875 and considered the religious centerpiece of town, the church is the resting place of many former island governors. (Rue Victor-Schoelcher)

Bibliotheque Schoelcher - Honoring Victor Schoelcher who worked to free the slaves of Martinique, this extraordinary building was shipped piece-by-piece from France and now serves as the island's central goverment-funded library. (Rue de la Liberte)

Musee Departemental de la Martinique - Housing relics from pre-Columbian days and indians that once inhibited Martinique, this museum is fascinating! (Rue de la Liberte)

Sacre-Coeur de Balata Cathedral - Modeled after the Montmarte Cathedral which overlooks Paris, the Sacre-Coeur de Balata Cathedral peers down on Fort-de-France. (Along route de la Trace)