Attractions in Haiti
Admire the architecture
With their elaborate latticework, vibrant Voodoo patterns and decorative wooden shutters, Haiti's characterful gingerbread houses are a faded reminder of more prosperous times. But they might also be a taste of the future – city planners are considering building more after seeing how resilient they were in the 2010 earthquake. A Haitian take on 19th century French holiday homes, visitors can find these magnificent properties scattered around Port au Prince.
Discover the many charms of Jacmel
With its faded colonial charm and excellent local handicrafts, the town of Jacmel is worthy of exploration. The residents' irrepressible creativity has found new expression along the Boulevard du Bord de Mer: the oceanfront has been festooned with colourful murals and mosaics executed by local artists. It's perfectly possible to do a day tour out of Port au Prince, seeing Jacmel's sights and leaving after lunch.
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