Haiti

About Haiti

Haiti holds Citadelle Laferrière, vibrant art scenes, and Caribbean beaches with rich history.

Wonderful Tourist Locations

Must-see destinations and iconic landmarks in Haiti.

Citadelle Laferrière

UNESCO mountaintop fortress near Cap-Haïtien.

Sans-Souci Palace

Ruined royal palace at Milot.

Labadee Beach

Turquoise cove on the northern coast.

Top Restaurants in Haiti

Famous dining destinations, local flavours, and must-try culinary experiences.

Haitian-French

L'Auberge du Picolet

Pétion-Ville

In Pétion-Ville above Port-au-Prince, L'Auberge du Picolet serves refined Haitian-French cuisine—griots, lambi conch, and diri ak djon djon—in a elegant garden setting. The capital's finest dining room attracts Haiti's cultural elite. A beacon of Haitian gastronomy.

Haitian-French

La Souvenance

Port-au-Prince

A Port-au-Prince institution since 1945, La Souvenance serves classic Haitian and French dishes—tassot cabrit, poisson gros sel, and crème brûlée—in a colonial villa with garden seating. Generations of families have celebrated here. Haiti's most storied restaurant.

Haitian-Lebanese

Magdoos

Pétion-Ville

In Pétion-Ville, Magdoos offers Lebanese-Haitian fusion—kibbeh, shawarma, and Haitian griot—in a lively setting popular with the diaspora and local professionals. The cross-cultural menu reflects Haiti's cosmopolitan side. Port-au-Prince's most popular casual upscale restaurant.