Haiti – Haiti's capital is Port-au-Prince

(Pronounced hay-tee and pawrt-oh-prins)

To remember the capital of Haiti, use the following mnemonic:

I hate tea (Haiti) – I prefer port from a prince (Port-au-Prince).

Interesting facts about Port-Au-Prince:

- Vibrant Iron Market: Port-au-Prince is home to the Marche en Fer (Iron Market), a historic, brightly painted commercial landmark featuring distinctive minaret-style architecture that has stood as a bustling trading hub since the late nineteenth century.

- Cultural Capital: The city serves as the heart of Haitian art, music, and literature, renowned worldwide for its unique style of vibrant, colourful paintings and intricate metalwork sculpture traditions.

- Historic National Palace: The capital historically featured the National Palace, a grand neoclassical building modeled after the White House in Washington, D.C., which long served as a prominent symbol of the nation’s political heritage.