In this small Creole settlement, visitors can discover the history of the Seychelles and live alongside locals as they go about their daily lives. The architecture also reflects Seychelles tradition here, with plantation houses from the 1870s or a typical worker's house from the 20th century. Besides that, at the edge of the village lies the Maison de Coco, a house constructred entirely of coconut products, where you can buy small gifts and souvenirs.

Praslin's first museum displays the traditions and culture of the Seychellois. Visitors can actively participate in activities such as opening coconuts, grilling breadfruit, or take part in various other traditional activities. The garden is also home to many endemic and medicinal plants.

The Seychelles National Archives contain information about the history of the Seychelles, dating back even to the first human settlers to arrive in the country.

The Museum of History Seychelles is dedicated to acquiring, preserving, and displaying historical artifacts that illustrate the history and cultural heritage of the Seychelles. With a variety of exhibits showcasing the traditions and ways of life of past times, the museum plays a key role in promoting historical awareness, particularly among the youth. In addition to its exhibits, the museum also features a gift shop and a conference room for visitors.

The Seychelles Natural History Museum educates its visitors about the flora, fauna, and history of the Seychelles. Additionally, it takes a look at nature concerns and conservation. ATTENTION: The Natural History Museum is currently closed due to renovation work.