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About SAINT DENIS
City of Saint Denis in Reunion- Paris of the Indian Ocean
The small yet stylish and lively capital city of Reunion, Saint-Denis, is located at the mouth of the namesake river and enveloped by imposing mountains on all three sides. More famous as the Paris of the Indian Ocean, it stands out for its buzzing nightlife, which is the best in the whole region. The city has a rich cosmopolitan feel in its French-style restaurants, bars and nightclubs that share space with the traditional edifices.
Accommodation Options
Beach resorts to star and budget hotels, apartments and youth hostels form a huge array of accommodation options to suit the diverse budget of the travellers. Most of the hostels offer clean rooms, attached bathrooms, car parking and food. Some hotels have even water sports and casinos as well. Located near the city centre, these hostels are easily accessible. The city is relatively safe and has no serious safety concerns.
Most of the population in the city speaks French, while many Asian languages are also common in different parts.
History
Founded in 1669 by Étienne Régnault, it became the capital of Reunion Island in 1738.
Popular Places
The promenade of La Barachois still holds remnants of an ancient small port that stood once in this area. The colonial buildings that date back to the East India Company now house the French Administration Offices giving the city a retro charm. There are many marketplaces that offer fresh tropical fruits and vegetables and diverse cuisine options including Indian, Chinese and French. The eclectic religious places of all faiths including mosques, Buddhist temples and Cathedrals add up to its diversity.
Getting Around
The public bus service is the most easiest and economical option to explore the city. Car hire and taxis are also equally popular among the tourists. The compact seafront area can be easily explored on foot. You can even engage a guide to ensure a hassle free trip.
Places of Entertainment
Saint Denis has a happening night life and many bars, night clubs and restaurants. There are many pretty beaches and swimming is a popular activity in this city. The adventure travellers cannot afford to miss out Route de la Montagne, a steep mountain road that winds its way to the lava cliff before plunging sharply into the sea. The Grande Marche market is another essential stopover in this city where you can shop for Malagasy arts and crafts, spices and textiles. The exclusive shopping districts, chic boutiques and open air bars and cafes are trendy spots to chill out for party revellers.
Currency
The official currency is Euro, each of which is divided into 100 cents. Bureau de change is available in banks and tourist counters. Most of the hotels accept credit cards. Obtain information about currency exchange rates from the online news.
The small yet stylish and lively capital city of Reunion, Saint-Denis, is located at the mouth of the namesake river and enveloped by imposing mountains on all three sides. More famous as the Paris of the Indian Ocean, it stands out for its buzzing nightlife, which is the best in the whole region. The city has a rich cosmopolitan feel in its French-style restaurants, bars and nightclubs that share space with the traditional edifices.
Accommodation Options
Beach resorts to star and budget hotels, apartments and youth hostels form a huge array of accommodation options to suit the diverse budget of the travellers. Most of the hostels offer clean rooms, attached bathrooms, car parking and food. Some hotels have even water sports and casinos as well. Located near the city centre, these hostels are easily accessible. The city is relatively safe and has no serious safety concerns.
Most of the population in the city speaks French, while many Asian languages are also common in different parts.
History
Founded in 1669 by Étienne Régnault, it became the capital of Reunion Island in 1738.
Popular Places
The promenade of La Barachois still holds remnants of an ancient small port that stood once in this area. The colonial buildings that date back to the East India Company now house the French Administration Offices giving the city a retro charm. There are many marketplaces that offer fresh tropical fruits and vegetables and diverse cuisine options including Indian, Chinese and French. The eclectic religious places of all faiths including mosques, Buddhist temples and Cathedrals add up to its diversity.
Getting Around
The public bus service is the most easiest and economical option to explore the city. Car hire and taxis are also equally popular among the tourists. The compact seafront area can be easily explored on foot. You can even engage a guide to ensure a hassle free trip.
Places of Entertainment
Saint Denis has a happening night life and many bars, night clubs and restaurants. There are many pretty beaches and swimming is a popular activity in this city. The adventure travellers cannot afford to miss out Route de la Montagne, a steep mountain road that winds its way to the lava cliff before plunging sharply into the sea. The Grande Marche market is another essential stopover in this city where you can shop for Malagasy arts and crafts, spices and textiles. The exclusive shopping districts, chic boutiques and open air bars and cafes are trendy spots to chill out for party revellers.
Currency
The official currency is Euro, each of which is divided into 100 cents. Bureau de change is available in banks and tourist counters. Most of the hotels accept credit cards. Obtain information about currency exchange rates from the online news.
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