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The Dominican Republic’s capital city, Santo Domingo, is simply spectacular and not to be missed. Here, old and the new converge seamlessly thanks to centuries old architecture and a rich history, fine dining, best-in-class shopping, and an electric nightlife. Spend the Day in Santo Domingo Begin your day strolling through the ancient colonial zone discovering the abundant sights and sounds of Santo Domingo. This historic neighbourhood consists of a pedestrian-friendly maze of narrow streets brimming with 16th to early 20th century architectural wonders. Streets will lead you towards dozens of colonial buildings turned shops, restaurants, and museums. If walking is not for you, try renting a bicycle, an electric scooter or a trikke to make your journey more exciting. Visit the Plaza de la Cultura to discover the rich cultural history of the Dominican Republic. This gated complex houses a handful of the city’s key museums, including the Museo del Hombre Dominicano, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Museum of Natural History.
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For a nature break, venture over to National Botanical Garden – the largest botanical garden in the Caribbean. Decorated with palm trees, orchids, and exotic plants, the botanical gardens offer 400 acres of serene space to enjoy a rejuvenating afternoon. Later, dine in style at one of the many hip hotels citywide where renowned chefs create twists on Dominican and international cuisine. Relax with a Dominican Puro (that’s a traditional Dominican cigar) at one of the open terrace-bistros overlooking Plaza de España. Or, mingle on a rooftop lounge lining Gustavo Mejía Ricart Avenue. Enjoy the vibrant, eclectic nightlife Santo Domingo has to offer. At night, the Colonial City comes alive with musical rhythms all over, casual bars, upscale lounges, and dance spots all along the narrow, romantic streets.
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At the heart of Santo Domingo’s Colonial Zone, history, modernity and luxury come together seamlessly at the Billini Hotel. The building that once served as a guesthouse for members of the Dominican monastery during the 16th and 17th centuries stands today as a beautifully restored architectural gem.
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A prestigious landmark since 1502, Hodelpa Nicolás de Ovando proudly bears the name of the first Spanish governor of the Americas and companion of Christopher Columbus, who was among the first of their most demanding guests. Today, it is a beacon of five-star service and timeless luxury.
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Treat your family to a luxurious family vacation at this magnificent 5-stars hotel located in the heart of Santo Domingo and close to the Colonial Zone of Santo Domingo, as well as the best shopping centers, restaurants and bars. This new hotel offers innovative cuisine with three unique concept restaurants, a Spa and an infinity pool with a spectacular view of the city.
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Perfect for a short break as a couple, with family or on business, this hotel in Santo Domingo is located in the smartest part of the city. Well known for its high-quality services and peaceful surroundings, it boasts a spa, sports club and attractive lounge bars.
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This local Dominican restaurant is located in front of the Caribbean Sea and is a favorite for both tourists and locals.
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Built inside a quaint natural cave, Mesón de la Cava serves an eclectic menu characterized by fusions of local and Spanish dishes. Mesón de la Cava was acclaimed by the New York Times as a landmark of the city of Santo Domingo.
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Discover the best of Dominican cuisine and the highest quality ingredients from all over the Dominican Republic. Enjoy the wonderful surroundings of the lake, a delicate and innovative interior design, and a highly qualified staff, that will allow for a fabulous culinary experience.
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Located in the Conde de Peñalba hotel, Cafetería el Conde serves national and international cuisine featuring the best and most exquisite of Dominican culture, including the famous Dominican coffee. Enjoy a pleasant atmosphere with a privileged view of the First Cathedral of America and renowned pedestrian street El Conde.
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Famous for its traditional Dominican menu, this Colonial Zone restaurant is often frequented by celebrities. It is housed in a restored colonial building and decorated with artwork by local artists.
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