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The site of the only successful slave revolt in history that founded an independent nation, holding a mountaintop fortress and rich artistic tradition, currently under a Do Not Travel advisory due to severe gang violence.
Explore Haiti on the map →A UNESCO World Heritage mountaintop fortress, the largest in the Americas, built after Haiti's independence to defend against a feared French return.
A UNESCO World Heritage royal palace built by King Henri Christophe in the early 19th century, once called the 'Versailles of the Caribbean.'
Haiti's 1791-1804 revolution remains the only successful large-scale slave uprising in history to found an independent nation, a genuinely singular chapter of world history.
A historic coastal town renowned for Haiti's distinctive vibrant painting and papier-mâché mask-making traditions.