阿德莱德要塞- 景点攻略
Fort Adelaide- 历史文化
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阿德莱德要塞 用户评价
Dee Ancharaz - 5
It's free to visit, lovely view of Port Louis. You are able to walk all the way round and get wonderful photos.
Deon Govender - 5
Great 360 view of Port Louis, interesting to see old canons and buildings made from volcanic rock and limestone
Swathi eshwaramoorthy - 4
The place has amazing view of the entire city of port louis. Other than the views there is nothing much to look around here. The restrooms were clean. There is also parking up the hill. There is a small public gym near the parking.
Maunish Pithadia - 5
The Citadel Fort Mauritius stands as a testament to the island's rich history and strategic significance. Perched atop the Port Louis skyline, its imposing walls echo tales of resilience and valor. Constructed in the 19th century by the British, the fort served as a formidable defense against potential invaders, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and architectural prowess. Today, it not only preserves Mauritius' heritage but also offers visitors a glimpse into the island's past through its well-preserved ramparts and commanding views of the surrounding landscape. As a symbol of strength and endurance, the Citadel Fort Mauritius embodies the spirit of excellence in historical preservation and cultural significance.
Morné Boshoff - 3
Fort Adelaide is the perfect spot to get the best views of Port Louis with 360 degree views. It is not that impressive to look at in itself but still an interesting part of the history of Port Louis. It would be nice if there could be an inside space with a bit of the history explained. You can basically just walk around and take pictures. There is no entrance fee to pay. I drove right up to the fort and parked literally at the entrance. If you are going to walk up to the fort be prepared for a steep hill. There are public toilets inside. I recommend the best times to visit would be early morning or later in the afternoon. It is quite warm and sunny with not much shaded areas. For the best pictures a morning visit would be ideal. I spent about 30 minutes there, which I think is more than enough time for a visit.
