Fort Jacques
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Fort Jacques is one of the places I always take guests to visit. While most of the "history" you hear from guides is just legend, the fort itself is still worth the trip. It is actually a revolutionary war era building, but no, the mortar between the stones was not made with the blood of disobedient soldiers.
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Haiti Baptist mission Tea Terrace
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The Tea Terrace at the Baptist Mission has a selection of snack foods including soft serve ice cream, pizza, great salads, and wonderful fried chicken. Get your American food fix while enjoying the views. Handicrafts are on sale outside and in the adjacent shop.
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Baptist Mission Museum
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This tiny museum manages to pack a lot into a very small space, with exhibits on Haiti's political history, the flora and fauna of Haiti and the Caribbean, the history of the Baptist Mission in Haiti, and a collection of money from around the the world.
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Artis Rezistans
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This center for art is near Ciné Lido just back from the road. Here you will find voodoo-themed and political art made of found objects including kitchen utensils, springs, recycled toys, and other household items.
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Musee Du panthéon National Haïtien
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Musée du Panthéon National Haïtien (MUPANAH) is a state-run museum focusing on heroes of the Haitian revolution, Haitian history in general, and Haitian culture. You can take a tour (in English, Spanish, or French) to learn about history from the Taínos to the present day.
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