The magnificent Sans Souci Palace was the royal residence of King Henri I of Haiti and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Recognized as the Carribean equivalent of the impressive Palace of Versailles in France, the Sans Souci Palace is one of the most remarkable attractions in the country. Home to the country's most famous king and leader Henri Christophe, the majestic palace was built in European style as a symbol of Haiti's prowess and power of the black race. Even though the palace was partially destroyed in a earthquake in 1842, it retains its charm and is a must visit place of history buffs and heritage lovers, the palace is located just 5 kilometres from the grand Citadelle.