Sans-Souci Palace
Ruined early-19th-century royal palace of King Henri Christophe at Milot, part of the same UNESCO National History Park as the Citadelle. Wikipedia describes it as 'seldom visited by foreigners' and largely neglected since earthquake and fire damage; the adjacent church burned down in 2020.
At a glance
| Type | Heritage site |
| Area | Cap-Haitien & Labadee |
| Budget | €€ |
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