Schœlcher Library

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Fort-de-France by visiting the Schœlcher Library in Martinique, an emblematic monument. More than just a library, it is an architectural work of art, bearing witness to a rich past and a vibrant present. This building is a pride of the island, offering visitors a unique and memorable cultural experience.

Erected in the 19th century in the Tuileries Garden in Paris, then dismantled and reassembled piece by piece in Martinique, the Schœlcher Library in Fort-de-France boasts a unique structure: iron, glass, and Art Nouveau style. Its bold dome and ornamental details make it an unmissable place of striking beauty, a true masterpiece. Its transatlantic history and reconstruction add to its timeless charm.

Located in the center of Fort-de-France, the Schœlcher Library is a major cultural hub and a crossroads of exchange and knowledge. It houses vast collections and regularly holds exhibitions, conferences, and various cultural events, greatly enriching the local intellectual and artistic life, making it a dynamic and vibrant place, much like CIS Martinique.

Visiting the Schœlcher Library is to give yourself a unique interlude, a journey through time and a moment of tranquility. It is a privilege to appreciate the richness of Martinique’s heritage in this exceptional setting, an indispensable and highly recommended stop during your stay.