Opened in December 1998, this place specializes in the sale of beer from different countries, such as China´s T´singtao, Singha from Thailand, Edinger from Germany, Belgium´s Delirium, Corona and … More »

This exclusive bar boasts a charming and unique atmosphere conferred by its colonial building and exquisite decoration. It has four distinct areas, both inside and outside. Besides the famous aphr … More »

Bordering the Ozama River, this area boasts cobblestone streets and an impressive group of buildings dating back to the 16th century. The Colonial Zone of Santo Domingo permits us to travel … More »

Designed by architect Joe Gleave, this monument to Christopher Columbus is a cross 46 meters tall and constructed of completely white marble. It has housed the remains of the explorer since … More »

Declared a tourist attraction in 1970, the floors of these caves are filled with beautiful circular lakes fed by the Brujuelas, a subterranean river. The sulfurous waters of the first lake, … More »

Situated at an important commercial hub, this market shows off the more popular aspects of the culture. Well-known for its color and for the charismatic salesmanship of its vendors, the market … More »

Opened in 1990, the National Aquarium boasts a modern, open-air design and a glorious location overlooking the Caribbean. Roughly 3,000 live specimens of 250 species of marine life inhabit the … More »

This cathedral, the first in the New World, is the most important monument in Santo Domingo. It was constructed from 1514 to 1546. Its complete translated name is the Holy Metropolitan Cathedral B … More »

One of the oldest streets in Santo Domingo and still among the city's most popular commercial centers, this quaint pedestrian street extends from the Parque Colón to the Parque Independencia. It h … More »

Built in the 1520s, the palace was primarily constructed in Italian Renaissance style with some gothic details. The main entrance, however, was designed in Isabeline style. The building comprises … More »

El Malecón runs for 15 kilometers along the Caribbean shore. The middle stretch of this levee is reserved for casual strolling, family outings, lovers' trysts and simple sightseeing. Visitors enjo … More »

This anthropological museum is committed to the advancement of the native peoples of the Dominican Republic. Inside, museum visitors will find a variety of pre-Columbian artifacts, including … More »

Named after the Count of Montecristo, this English style pub recreates the story of this character though its decoration. Every day there is a different activity. On Mondays, "Visual Mondays … More »