Guidelet: Why Visit Santo Domingo
A travel guide to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic | Target Market: families, friends, holiday, vacation | A travel guide by: Kreativeness
A list of places that you can visit while in Santo Domingo, to discover it's beaches, culture and history together with your friends and family
Summary of points of interest in this travel guide to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Playa de Boca Chica
Why visit:
Really nice day out to the beach with your friends and family.a day option
at Ave. Duarte
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Playa Guayacanes
Why visit:
Lovely Beach to take your family and friends in Santo Domingo.a day option
at Paseo Vicini, Guayacanes
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Playa Juan Dolio
Why visit:
Popular Beach in San Pedro de Macoris, perfect for long walks under the palm trees.a day option
at Playa Juan Dolio, San Pedro de Macoris
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Faro a Colón
Why visit:
Both a Mausoleum and Museum dedicated to Christopher Columbus. Lovely light beams to watch at night.a day,night option
at Av. Del Faro
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Alcázar de Colón
Why visit:
Learn about the Spanish Colonization era, it has artifacts that date back to the VIII Century.a day option
at Av. Del Faro
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Museo del Hombre Dominicano
Why visit:
Learn about Dominican heritage and culture.a day option
at Plaza de la Cultura
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Museo de Duarte
Why visit:
Learn about Dominican Republic's first president and founding fathera option
at C/ Isabel La Católica
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Palacio Del Cine Ágora Mall
Why visit:
Makes a good night out with friends for film lovers.a night option
at Av. Abrahan Lincoln esq John F Kennedy
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Palacio del Cine
Why visit:
Enjoy the 3D experience at this Cinema with your family and friends.a night option
at Av. John F. Kennedy (Plaza Sambil)
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Calle El Conde
Why visit:
Popular shopping area for tourists and locals alike. Perfect place to buy your gifts and souvenirs.a day option
at Calle El Conde
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Ágora Mall
Why visit:
A very popular shopping mall in Santo Domingo.a day option
at Av. John F. Kennedy
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Blue Mall Shopping Center
Why visit:
For all of your shopping, dining and entertaining needs found here, at the city centre.a day,night option
at Av. Winston Churchill
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Coral Mall
Why visit:
Another great shopping mall to choose from in the city. Close to Faro a Colón Monument.a day option
at Aut. Cnel. Rafel T. Fernández D.
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Malecón de Santo Domingo
Why visit:
Makes a lovely walk by the seaside to enjoy with your friends and family.a day option
at Ave. George Washington
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Teatro Nacional
Why visit:
The national arts center, winner of the Casandra awards for their noteworthy performances.a night option
at Máximo Gómez No. 35
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Parque Independencia
Why visit:
Historical Park in the colonial area, a real dominican heritage.a day option
at Av. Independencia
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Parque de los Jardines del Norte
Why visit:
Great park to take the kids on a day out with the family.a day option
at Av. John F. Kennedy KM 7 1/2
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Jardin Botánico Nacional
Why visit:
A lovely botanical garden in the heart of the city, a perfect quiet retreat from the busy city.a day option
at Av. República de Colombia
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Palacio de Bellas Artes
Why visit:
Listen to a live symphonic orquestra for artistic and cultural events. You may need to look online for listings.a night option
at Ave. Máximo Gómez
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Parque Colon
Why visit:
Located in the central square of Zona Colonial, a historic park and lovely place to take a quick break from shopping.a day option
at Calle El Conde
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Parque Mirador Sur
Why visit:
Why not take your friends and family for a bike ride in this lovely park?a day option
at Av. Mirador Sur
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Guacara Taina
Why visit:
Fancy going to a club inside a cave with your friends? 18+ onlya night option
at Av. De La Salud, Mirador Norte
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Acuario Nacional
Why visit:
Perfect day out with your friends and family to enjoy over 250 types of sea life species. Popular for it's shark tanks.a day option
at Ave. Espana #75
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Chu Chu Colonial
Why visit:
Why not visit 500 years of historical sites in about 45 minutes! Hop on the chu chu train.a day option
at C:/ Isabel la Católica
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La Fortaleza
Why visit:
The Historical Fortress of Santo Domingo dating back to 1500's, learn about it's history by taking a tour of this site.a day option
at Restringida
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Centro Antonio Montesino CEAM
Why visit:
See the huge religious monument dedicated to Antonio Montesino, a 16th Century missionary icon.a day option
at Restringida
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Parque Nacional Los Tres Ojos
Why visit:
Come take a tour of the three lakes that are inside caves. It's a really nice day out for all of your friends and familya day option
at Ave. Las Américas
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Novo-Centro
Why visit:
High Street Shopping Mall, with a fine arts section and cinema.a day,night option
at Av. Lope de Vega
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Parque Enriquillo
Why visit:
Enjoy a relaxing afternoon in the gardens of Parque Enriquillo, a quiet retreat from the busy city.a day option
at Avenida Duarte
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Parque Nacional Submarino La Caleta
Why visit:
Dominican Republic's National Submarine Park, 180m of depth. It's the perfect place for divers to visit.a day option
at Las Americas
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Museo de las Casas Reales
Why visit:
See important monuments that date back to the colonial era of Hispaniola Island.a day option
at Calle Las Mercedes
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Museo Mundo de Ambar
Why visit:
Go discover our biggest collections of our national treasure. Ambara day option
at Arzobispo Merino
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Casa de Tostado
Why visit:
One of Dominicans earliest historical buildings dating back to the mid XIX century, it is now a museum of decorative arts and regarded as national Dominican heritage.a day option
at Arzobispo Merino
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reloj de sol
Why visit:
Built in 1753, this sun clock was used to time executions and hangings in that era. It is one of the few in the world to be in such good conditions.a day option
at Arzobispo Merino
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Plazoleta Padre Billini
Why visit:
Historical Plaza, built in 1898 and dedicated to the philanthropist and educator as a tribute in his honour.a day option
at Padre Billini
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Altar de la patria
Why visit:
Homeland Altar that houses the remains of the founding forefathers. Built in 1912a day option
at Padre Billini
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Museo del Larimar
Why visit:
Why not discover our dominican treasure of this rare and precious stone?a day option
at Isabel La Catolica #54
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Museo de la Porcelanaa
Why visit:
Discover our collection of Native Indian porcelain artefacts, along with other pieces from around the world.a day option
at Calle Jose Reyes
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Palacio Consistorial
Why visit:
Built in 1502, it is Dominican Republic's symbol of liberty, constitutionalism and institutionalism.a day option
at Calle Arzobispo Meriño
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Casa de las Gárgolas (Siglo XVI)
Why visit:
Get to see the mythical dragon like gargoyles, who according to myth would kidnap children and eat them.a day option
at Calle Arzobispo Meriño
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Ruinas De San Nicolás De Bari
Why visit:
Visit the ruins of San Nicolás De Bari Hospital, built in 1504 and abandoned in mid XVIII Centurya day option
at Calle Arzobispo Meriño
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Museo Naval de las Ataranazas
Why visit:
Discover the treasures and artefact remains from ships, that date back to the XVI Century in this Naval Museuma day option
at Calle Arzobispo Meriño
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Panteon de La Patria
Why visit:
Which was originally built as a Jesuit Church 1746, It now stands as Dominicans national symbol.a day option
at Calle Las Damas
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Puerta de San Diego
Why visit:
Built in 1540, was the passage to the city's old market place, pathway that connects to the ship ports.a day option
at Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo
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Puerta Del Conde
Why visit:
Visit the Count's Gates, these were the city's old defensive walls. Built at the end of the XVII Century.a day option
at Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo
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Plazoleta de los curas
Why visit:
Historic plaza and surrounding houses that date back to XVI Century, which was a community of priests for the nearby Cathedral in the Colonial Zone.a day option
at Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo
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Ermita De San Antón
Why visit:
Historical Ruins of San Anton chapel, One of the three dominican hermit chapels, it's origins are unclear. It was said to have been destroyed by fire in 1586, rebuilt and later again destroyed by hurricane in 1930. It has been recently renovated.a day option
at Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo
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Catedral Santa Maria la Menor
Why visit:
This Cathedral dates back to the XVI Century, it houses the Archbishop of Santo Domingo.a day option
at Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo
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Palacio Nacional
Why visit:
The presidents "White House"a day option
at Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo
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Ruinas de San Francisco
Why visit:
Ruins of a Monastery, built in 1508. It was the first monastery in the world, was later destroyed by a hurricane. It has now become part of Dominican heritagea day option
at Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo
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