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Le Truck
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  • Le truck is a brightly painted wooden cabin mounted on the rear of a flatbed truck. In de cabin you will find wooden benches along each side of the cabin and sometimes one in the middle.

    Each Le Truck has a specific route, with the destination usually painted on the top or sides of the vehicle.

    The minimum fare is 120 CFP (1 EUR).

    They have started to replace these folkloric vehicles by modern, air-conditioned buses. So in a couple of years you will no longer see them.

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    Taxi
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  • A taxi ride between the airport and downtown Papeete is 1500 CPF (12.50 EUR) during the day and 2500 CPF (21 EUR) between 8 pm and 6 am.
    In downtown you can find a taxi stand at the Vaima Center and at Mana Rock Cafe.

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    Tahiti Manava Visitor's Bureau
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  • The best way to visit Papeete is to take a walking tour. Your first stop should be at the Tahiti Manava Visitor's Bureau. It's located on the waterfront side of Boulevard Pomare, at the corner of Rue Paul Gauguin. This building is also called Fare Manihini, which is the Tahitian word for "Visitor's House".
    The hosts and hostesses speak good English and will give you a map of the city and answer all your questions.

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  • Address: Boulevard Pomare
  • Directions: Downtown Papeete

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    Place Vaiete
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  • Place Vaiete is an attractive modern square with benches, a waterfall, public toilets that are very clean and open all day. And there is even a security guard.

    From sunset to about 3 am you can have a cheap meal at one of the roulottes (mobile dining vans).

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  • Address: Boulevard Pomare
  • Directions: Adjacent to the passenger shop dock

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    Bougainville park
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  • The Bougainville park is a green oasis adjacent to the post office. There are a lot of trees providing shade during the warmest of the day and a stream is meandering through the park.

    During schooldays you will find a lot of youth here in the afternoon chatting on the many benches in the park and there is also a playground in the corner for parents with small kids

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  • Directions: Between Boulevard Pomare and Rue du General de Gaulle

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    Monument at Bougainville Park
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  • I suppose you can already guess whose monument is standing here at the entrance of the park. Yes, it's Bougainville's. Next to him stand two cannons. The one on the left side was taken from the Seeadler, a World War I German raider. The ship ran aground on Mopelia atoll, in the Leeward Society Islands in 1917, after having captured 14 British, French and American ships in the South Pacific.
    The other gun comes from the Zelee, a small French navy vessel that was sunk in Papeete harbour in 1914 when the German raiders Scharnhorst and Gneisenau bombarded Papeete.

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  • Address: Boulevard Pomare

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    Public Market
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  • The Marché Municipale (public market) is the heart of Papeete. It's a very colourful market that you should not miss on your tour around the city. Here you can find local fruit, vegetables, flowers, fish, meat but also locally made products and souvenirs.

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  • Address: Rue Collete
  • Directions: Downtown Papeete near Police station

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    Place Tarahoi
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  • It was here that Queen Pomare IV lived in a beautiful mansion before the French took control in 1842, and used Tarahoi as their headquarters.

    Nowadays, you can find the French High Commissioner and the French Polynesian Assembly here.

    In front of the building is a monument to Pouvanaa a Oopa (1895-1977), a man from the island of Huahine who was a hero fighting for France during WWI. Later he was put in prisson in France because he was seeking independance for his own country.

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  • Address: Rue du General de Gaulle

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    Town Hall
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  • The town hall of Papeete is the most impressive building in the city. It's a replica of Queen Pomare's royal palace that once stood at Place Tarahoi. The elaborate building with crystal chandeliers and pink marble imported from Italy was inaugurated in 1990

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  • Address: Rue Paul Gauguin
  • Directions: Downtown Papeete

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    Bougainville statue
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  • Louis Antoine de Bougainville was a French explorer who was the first French discoverer of Tahiti. He anchored at Oputotara (east coast) in April 1768. He proclaimed French sovereignty over the island, which he named New Cyntherea.
    He never came to Papeete, though, but spent his entire brief visit to Tahiti on the east coast.

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  • Address: Boulevard Pomare
  • Directions: Bougainville park

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