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 | Papeete Things To Do | Tips 1 - 10 of 13 |  | Popular Things To Do | Miscellaneous Things To Do Tips | All Tips (13) 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). Leave a Comment Address: Boulevard PomareDirections: Adjacent to the passenger shop dock
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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. Leave a Comment Address: Rue ColleteDirections: Downtown Papeete near Police station
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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. Leave a Comment Address: Rue du General de Gaulle
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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 Leave a Comment Address: Rue Paul GauguinDirections: Downtown Papeete
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The best place to go shopping for gifts, food and flowers is the Public Market in Papeete. It is just one block back from the main street that fronts the cruise ship dock. Go EARLY if you want fresh fish. An ice cold coconut is a refreshing treat while you stroll among the friendly vendors.
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Across the Papeete harbour you will see container ships and inter-island cargo vessels docked at Motu Uta. The fast catamarans and ferries connect Papeete with the island of Moorea. Leave a Comment
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