Walk through the first colonial city of the New World, visiting landmarks such as Alcázar de Colón, Fortaleza Ozama, and Catedral Primada de América. These sites showcase Spain’s early influence and rich history.
Enjoy traditional Dominican dishes like sancocho or la bandera in a charming setting known for its authentic local flavors in the heart of the Colonial Zone.
Explore this museum housed in a historic building to learn about the colonial government's history and indigenous culture. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 9am-5pm.
Relax with a walk along the seafront boulevard, enjoying ocean views, street performers, and local vendors. An ideal area for sunset with many cafés and bars.
Dine at one of Santo Domingo’s best restaurants featuring European cuisine with a Caribbean twist, located in a historic colonial setting. Reservations recommended.
Spend the morning exploring this anthropology museum dedicated to the island’s indigenous peoples, African heritage, and cultural evolution. Open daily 9am-5pm.