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TravelHeritage
The palace at Milot was damaged by the 1842 earthquake but still stands at the foot of the Citadelle.
Completed in 1813 for King Henri I (Henri Christophe), Sans-Souci Palace was the royal seat of the Kingdom of Haiti in the north.
The 1842 earthquake left it in ruins, but its walls still stand at the foot of the path to the Citadelle, part of the UNESCO National History Park.
HaitiOn this day
The general who declared independence on Jan. 1, 1804, is remembered as the father of the Haitian nation.
TravelDestination
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest fortress in the Americas, high above Milot.
TravelDestination
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest fortress in the Americas, high above Milot.
TravelHeritage
The palace at Milot was damaged by the 1842 earthquake but still stands at the foot of the Citadelle.
TravelNature
A short hike leads to waterfalls and swimming holes the color of the Haitian flag's blue.
TravelFestivals
Haiti's cultural capital hosts one of the Caribbean's most original carnivals.
EntertainmentTribute
The band helped define the golden age of Haitian dance music.
TravelCoast
White sand, green hills and the old colonial capital of Saint-Domingue.
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