Cathedral Of St. Louis

Built in 1827–1828, the Saint-Louis Cathedral is a striking example of French colonial architecture. Its simple neoclassical façade, two square towers and bright, clear interior give it a quiet, almost Mediterranean feel. Inside you will find : a three-nave basilica shape with transept plain white walls that strongly reflect the light Galleries with metal balustrades above the aisles a historic altar space with subtle decorations The cathedral was extensively restored between 2018 and 2020 after years of being closed due to construction damage.

Guet Ndar is the lively, densely populated fishing district of Saint‐Louis, a place full of colours, sounds and movement. It is located on the Langue de Barbarie, directly opposite the historic island, and is considered one of the most populous neighborhoods in the world.