The following institutions are documented in the Wikipedia article “List of museums in Haiti”. The information reflects the most recent available data (accessed June 2026) and notes any known status such as damage from the 2010 earthquake or later events.
| Museum / Institution | Location | Current status / remarks |
|---|---|---|
| National Museum of Haiti | Port‑au‑Prince | Unscathed and open【source】 |
| Centre d’Art | Port‑au‑Prince | Collapsed in the 2010 earthquake; artworks rescued by police in July 2025【source】 |
| Sans‑Souci Palace | Milot | Unscathed and open【source】 |
| The Citadelle Laferrière | Milot | Unscathed and open【source】 |
| Musée du Bureau d’Éthnologie | Port‑au‑Prince | Listed; no further status information available【source】 |
| Parc historique de la Canne à Sucre | Port‑au‑Prince | Listed; no further status information available【source】 |
| Musée Ogie‑Fombrun (Musée Ogier‑Fombrun) | Montrouis | Listed; no further status information available【source】 |
| Musée Vaudou (Collection Marianne) | Port‑au‑Prince | Listed; no further status information available【source】 |
| Expressions Art Gallery | Port‑au‑Prince | Listed; no further status information available【source】 |
| Musee de Guahaba | Limbé | Listed; no further status information available【source】 |
| Musée d’Art Nader | Pétion‑Ville | Collapsed in the 2010 earthquake【source】 |
| Musée du Peuple de Fermathe | Kenscoff | Listed; no further status information available【source】 |
| Musée du Panthéon National | Port‑au‑Prince | Unscathed and open【source】 |
| Musée Georges Liautaud | Croix‑des‑Bouquets | Listed; no further status information available【source】 |
| Chute de Saut‑d’Eau | Saut‑d’Eau | Listed (site of a waterfall with cultural displays)【source】 |
| Cap‑Haïtien Fine Arts Museum | Cap‑Haïtien | Listed; no further status information available【source】 |
| Holy Trinity Cathedral, Port‑au‑Prince | Port‑au‑Prince | Destroyed in 2010 earthquake; rebuilding underway【source】 |
| Saint Martial Library | Port‑au‑Prince | Destroyed in 2010 earthquake【source】 |
| Galerie Monnin | Pétion‑Ville | Operates now also in Miami, FL【source】 |
| Musée d’Art Haïtien du Collège Saint‑Pierre | Port‑au‑Prince | Damaged in the 2010 earthquake【source】 |
| Hotel Oloffson (cultural venue) | Port‑au‑Prince | Destroyed by a gang arson attack in 2025【source】 |
Notes
- The table includes institutions explicitly identified as museums or cultural venues in the source list. Some entries (e.g., palaces, cathedrals, libraries) are heritage sites that also serve museum‑like functions and appear in the Wikipedia compilation.
- “Unscathed” indicates the institution was not materially affected by the 2010 earthquake or subsequent incidents as of the latest reports.
- Where status information is absent, no publicly documented updates were found.
