Les mausolées de La Redoute are two obelisques located in Saint-Denis, in the district of La Redoute on the island of La Réunion. They are listed in the supplementary inventory of the Monuments historiques since 2007.
They commemorate the battles that took place nearby during the capture of the island in 1810. The monuments are part of the historic heritage and are identified as Les mausolées anglais et français.
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The Tuscan Gothic Church of Notre-Dame-de-la-Délivrance Route de la Montagne, Saint-Denis · 185 m 
The military chapel of La Redoute in Saint-Denis 232 m 
Le grand marché de Saint-Denis 379 m 
Statue de François Mahé de La Bourdonnais in Saint-Denis Place Candide Azéma, Saint-Denis · 419 m 
L'ancien hôpital militaire de Saint-Denis Avenue de la Victoire, Saint-Denis · 481 m 
The House of Sugar Merchant Raphaël Carrère Rue de Paris 14, Saint-Denis · 500 m 
Pavillon Badat in the heart of Saint-Denis Rue de Paris 17, Saint-Denis · 535 m 
The heritage of Villa Déramond-Barre in Saint-Denis Rue de Paris 15, Saint-Denis · 560 m 
The Pensionnat de l'Immaculée-Conception in Saint-Denis 565 m 
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