Fort Picolet in the Nord department in Cap Haïtien. A place to visit.

Amazing view from this old French fort built in 1730s. Great hike to get there. Only bad part is all the trash that washes up on the beach.

Element of the French colonial defensive system, Fort Picolet, was started by Mr. de Larnage in 1736 and completed by Mr. du Coudreau, engineer, in 1741. Damaged twice, the second was in 1803 during the French War. independence of Haiti, it was at that time occupied by the indigenous army. Magnificent historic site which deserves to be visited by everyone. Although in ruins it remains an important symbol in the history of the city of Cape Town.

Great place I experience the beauty of Haiti!

Beautiful Historical and Cultural place.

18th century French-built fort. Makes a nice walk from Cap-Haitien. There's no information there and no entry fee.

A very calm place where you can go and meditate. This place also reminds us of the immensity of the work that our ancestors carried out.

A place to remember

It is a place full of history, allowing us to understand the reality of space today. It is also a mysterious place in that there are ancestral phenomena. Before you start you need a guide.

Very good place to visit

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One of the most historic place in Haiti my lovely home

It’s a heritage. A good. Despite his old age, he's really attractive. the state could attract tourists with it. It is also a place of worship for Vodou believers.

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