Have you ever heard of a school that inspired a district’s name? You are standing in the historic district of Saint Louis, named after Saint Louis de Gonzaque. This was the patron saint of the College for Boys, established in 1867 by the Brothers of Christian Instruction. The Saint Louis College was a boarding school that lasted until 1948. It was replaced by the Seychelles College in 1948. This district is known for its historical landmarks. The Saint Louis District holds a special connection to the Freedom Square, which was once the site of a devastating avalanche in 1862. A portion of the Trois Freres hills crumbled, creating the foreshore of the square. This district is also home to several community facilities, including a secondary school, two playing fields, and a multi-purpose court. Saint Louis is a melting pot, a vibrant district that encapsulates the spirit of Mahe. Despite the passage of time, it remains resolute and undaunted, a testament to its resilient past.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to