Enjoy a picturesque panoramic view of the famous colonial area, residential areas, Malecón Avenue, and the iconic Colón Lighthouse.

Enjoy a picturesque panoramic view of the famous colonial area, residential areas, Malecón Avenue.

Los Tres Ojos National Park is a beautiful nature break from the city, and offers a solid glimpse of the Taino's underground caverns once used for refuge or rituals.

It is the capital's main Christian monument. Not only is it a building with more than 500 years of history, it's also a key place for understanding Dominican and American culture in general.

With views overlooking Plaza de España on one side, and the Ozama River on the other, it is the oldest vice regal residence in the Americas, and the first fortified palace, turned into a museum showcasing 16th century furniture, art, musical instruments, and weapons.

The National Pantheon is a significant historical and cultural landmark with a storied past that spans centuries. Originally built from 1714 to 1746 by the Spaniard Geronimo Quezada y Garçon, the structure started as a Jesuit church, showcasing the neoclassic-renaissance architectural style.

You will walk on Calles las Damas, was created in 1502g and is the oldest street in America. During the governorship of Diego Columbus (1479 - 1526), son of Christopher Columbus (1451 - 1506), people from high society settled here. The ladies really liked to walk their outfits here, hence the name Ladies Street. It is a must see.