architecture
Cap-Haïtien’s Notre-Dame Cathedral
A large copper-coloured dome rises between two smaller bell towers above a pale cathedral.

The story behind the place
Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption Cathedral anchors Place d’Armes in Cap-Haïtien. Local accounts describe a building shaped by repeated restoration across the city’s history. Its pale frontage, large central dome and two smaller domed towers make a distinctive composition. Look for the entrance pediment beneath the larger dome, then compare the three roof forms. This is the cathedral of Cap-Haïtien, a different building from the ruined cathedral in Port-au-Prince.
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Read more from the sources
- Cap-Haïtien City GuideVisit Haiti — local tourism/photo reportage
- Cathédrale Notre DameCap-Haïtien local heritage/tourism site





