Walk in the French Quarters is a charming way to absorb the city's rich colonial history and cultural blend. The neighbourhood is renowned for its stunning colonial buildings, showcasing a mix of French, Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassical, and Indian architectural styles. Street cafes, landmarks and a beach are the other highlights.
Explore the French Quarter on foot through streets like Rue Dumas, Rue Romain Rolland, Rue Suffren, and Rue La Bourdonnais. The walk offers a view into the historical French colony, displaying the blend of French and Indian cultures that still exists today
Foyer Du Soldat is a notable French legion hall which serves as a gathering place for former soldiers of the French army who have served in various wars. The hall hosts cultural events, and veterans often meet there to commemorate their service.
Raj Niwas, is the residence of the Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry.The building was initially constructed in the French Baroque style but was destroyed by the British in 1761. It was later rebuilt in the Rococo style from 1766 onwards.
You will make your own way to the meeting points