When you visit the Dominican Republic, don't miss these fascinating historical places:
Fuente: FITUR
Colonial Zone of Santo Domingo
Explore the cobblestone streets of the first European city in America. Discover the Primate Cathedral of America, the Alcázar of Colón and the Ozama Fortress.
Alcazar de Colon
This ancient palace was the residence of Diego Colón, son of Christopher Columbus. Its rooms and patios offer a vision of life in the 16th century.
Ozama Fortress
Built in 1502, it is the oldest fortress on the American continent. It offers stunning views of Santo Domingo and the Ozama River.
Primate Cathedral of America
Built between 1512 and 1540, it is the oldest cathedral on the American continent. Its Gothic architecture and historical details make it an unmissable visit.
Altos de Chavón
A replica of a 16th century European town, with cobblestone streets, shops and a stunning view of the Chavón River. Located in La Romana (122 km from Santo Domingo).
Cave of Wonders
Descend into this cave with impressive rock formations dating back to the era of the Taínos, the original inhabitants of the island. (98 km from Santo Domingo)