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Madagascar's Capital City
Standing proudly above Antananarivo, the Rova is the former royal palace of Madagascar's kings and queens. This impressive stone and brick fortress crowns a glimpse into the island's royal past.
Antananarivo, the capital city, offers a unique blend of colonial architecture, vibrant markets, and rich cultural heritage. Explore the winding streets, visit historical sites, and immerse yourself in the bustling energy of Madagascar's largest city.
Andafiavaratra-style neoclassical building with great views of the surrounding city. This imposing structure was the colonial era architecture and offers a glimpse into Madagascar's political past. Nearby are beautiful old colonial buildings.
The Prime Minister's Palace, also known as Andafiavaratra, offers visitors a rare glimpse into the nation's colonial-era administrative heart. Its preserved neoclassical architecture transports visitors to a time when European architectural influence met local traditions, showcasing the rich history of Madagascar's Prime Ministers during the palace period.
Today, it stands as both and elegant façade invites European architectural influence, while inside, the museum houses a collection of historical artifacts and photos. It represents a significant chapter in Madagascar's colonial history, offering insights into the complex political architecture and a deeper understanding of the country's past.