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Sans-Souci Palace
Milot, Nord Department, Haiti
Sans-Souci Palace, located in the town of Milot in Haiti’s Nord Department, was the royal residence of King Henri Christophe, one of the leaders of Haiti’s independence movement.
Built between 1810 and 1813, the grand palace was designed to showcase the strength and ambition of the newly independent nation and was often compared to the great palaces of Europe. Although much of the structure was damaged by an earthquake in 1842, its impressive ruins still display the scale and elegance of its original design.
Together with the nearby Citadelle Laferrière, the palace forms part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site and stands as an important symbol of Haiti’s history, independence, and cultural heritage.
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JQ3J+VCM, Milot, Haiti
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