This nice little museum has very good displays and is concise in describing the island's history. Does not have air conditioning, so can be stuffy by mid afternoon - go in the morning.

The island is small and there is not a lot to do. However it is very pretty and is well worth a visit. The scenery is magnificent and the people are pleasant. In particular its museum, right on the waterfront, is an interesting place to go. It is well put together and is really interesting and informative.

Having been to the Caribbean a number of times this was our first time to Dominica and were very much looking forward to it. On arrival for the day on a cruise ship numerous passengers said there was nothing to see and it was a 'boring' island. Once we had left the ship we met the usual tussle for locals... More

The museum is a great option if you want something to walk to. It is located across the street and to the right of the cruise ship pier and is a good bargain for the $3.00 entrance fee. $1.00 fee if you need a bathroom. You will find the staff to be extremely friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about the Carib... More

museum staff was great , the History of Dominica was well displayed and informative...located on the bay Front , you can even have a seat in the verandah and enjoy a bit of the Caribbean Sea, if your lucky you can even enjoy a view of the cruise ship

This is a tiny little museum near the cruise ship dock and central market but it has a bit of everything you should know - geology, history, culture - to get the most from your visit to this beautiful island.

Very small but gives a good idea of the history of this fantastic island.

Useful insight into Dominica's origins, colonial history and native peoples.

Very interesting museum with some excellent displays and good information - and affordable. Would have been nicer if there was seating for visitors out on the breezy porch of the museum which overlooks the waterfront - I would have stayed longer.