Jérémie

Jérémie is a city of 134,000 (2015) in Southern Haiti. It is relatively isolated from the rest of the country. The Grande-Anse River flows near the city. Jérémie is called the city of the poets because of the numerous writers, poets, and historians born there == Get in == == Get around == == See == 1 Fort Marfranc. One of about twenty military works built on the territory of Haiti after independence in 1804. Fort Marfranc is now almost completely destroyed. (updated Oct 2025) 2 Saint Louis King of France Cathedral. The work was completed in 1901. The cathedral's roof collapsed during the 2021 earthquake. The cathedral is notable for its sturdy buttresses and the rose window that radiates from its façade. It overlooks the lower town and is distinguished by the red colour of its walls. (updated Oct 2025) == Do == == Buy == == Eat == == Drink == == Sleep == 1 Auberge Inn, 6, avenue Émile Roumer, Bordes, ☏ +509 37 27 96 78. Spacious and airy rooms, equipped with mosquito nets, fans, and large beds. Restaurant. Internet connection. (updated Oct 2025) 2 Hotel Bontemps, 8, rue Emile Roumer, Bordes, ☏ +509 29 43 50 30. 13 rooms, between the city centre and the airport. (updated Oct 2025) == Connect == == Go next ==