Don't go without a local guide as beware of pickpockets. If you're looking for various trinkets and souvenirs, this is a good place to shop

This is a must see when coming to Haiti. There a lot to do down there from food,music and lots of cultural things. I love it down there. There is a museum there and it has a lot of great history. There’s also lots of...More

Champ de Mars is a beautiful public square in the capital of Haiti. Several statues of Haiti's founding fathers dot Champs de Mars. Namely, Toussaint Louverture, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, Alexander Pétion and Henri Christophe, Le Marron Inconnu (the Unknown Slave), the priceless statue of the unknown...More

You must see this neighborhood because it is the spot where true revolution took place many times. It is a place of the people and you can feel it. A nice park filled with the locals and it is very safe though it may not...More

... the rest of the city, and the rest of the whole country. A part of it includes the carefully kept gardens around the national Pantheon. Guess what, these gardens are well kept. They include a view at the nearby senseless unfinished pyramid of some...More

This is the place to be if you want to hang out in Port-au-Prince in the afternoon , if you want to enjoy a beer , or if you just want to watch local people . Meeting haitians and starting a conversation is really made...More

Its a gathering place, at least that's what it was created for. It is ugly, dirty and laden with merchants selling their wares in droves. Expect to be assaulted with people in your face to buy souvenirs. It is best to go there around sunset...More