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Santo Domingo has several popular points of interest for you to check out when visiting the area. Here are the most popular points of interest in Santo Domingo.
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Where Is Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic?
Sitting on the east bank of the Ozama River, Santa Domingo is the capital and largest city in the Dominican Republic. It is also the largest metropolitan area in the Caribbean by population. The city is enclosed within the Distrito Nacional and shares borders with the Santo Domingo Province.
What Is Santo Domingo Known For?
A colorful congregation of cultures and neighborhoods, the capital of the Dominican Republic is a place that collides its colonial influences with native Caribbean flavor. The hub of commercial, governmental, cultural, financial, and political activity, the streets of Santo Domingo also buzz with electricity. The clack of dominoes, the tooting of horns, and the sounds of merengue music echoing from stereos in nearby cafes creates a cacophony of sounds that is completely Dominican through and through. The Dominican capital marries old and new, by artfully placing colonial-era architecture alongside urban structures. This isn’t just limited to the architecture. Walk along the cobblestone paths and be surprised with the vast range of hip bars, elegant eateries, and fascinatingly vibrant cultural institutions. An open-air museum, a scene from a Latin music video, a buzzing metropolis with a warm spirit, and a sun-drenched beachside resort. Santo Domingo is all this and more. You just have to see it for yourself to find what it is.
A Quick Guide to Santo Domingo
- Alcázar de Colón: A component of Ciudad Colonial UNESCO’s World Heritage Site, Alcázar de Colón was once the resident of Diego Columbus, the eldest son of Christopher Columbus, famously known as the Italian-born colonizer who founded the “New World.” It is within this palatial residence that several expeditions of conquest and exploration were planned, as well as the target of a sacking commanded by Sir Francis Drake. Today, Alcázar de Colón stands as a fascinating 22-room museum plentiful with period furniture, ornate artwork, and several other accessories. This palace is an absolute must-see for any and every history buff.
- Cathedral of Santa María la Menor: Standing as the oldest cathedral in the Americas, the Cathedral of Santa María la Menor is awash in beauty and steeped in history. Dedicated to the St. Mary of the Incarnation, Santa Maria is the main cathedral of the Archbishop of Santo Domingo. As soon as you step through the doors, you are overcome with the gentle wave of serene tranquility that washes over you, as well as a deep awareness of the sublime beauty that lies in the golden-tinted limestone façade, Gothic architectural details, and vast art collection of ancient wood carvings, furnishings, silver, and jewelry. A living monument of religious art, Cathedral of Santa María la Menor should be the next thing on your Santo Domingo itinerary.
- The Ozama Fortress: Built in 1502, the Ozama Fortress is recognized by UNESCO as the oldest military construction of European origin in the Americas. Built by the Spanish, the fortress dates back all the way to 1502. A must-see for any enthusiast of military history, the Ozama Fortress is not only one of the most popular sights in Santo Domingo for its historical significance, but also the impressive aesthetic of the fortress. Imposing at first glance, the 18-meter high tower, thick walls, and aged appearance of the golden-brown brickwork coheres together to create a spectacular sight.
Popular Destinations Near Santo Domingo
- Boca Chica: The town of Boca Chica is filled with Caribbean flavor, sandy beaches, and crystal clear teal waters. Located 30 kilometers away from the capital city, the ethereal aesthetic of the Boca Chica Beach has established itself as the most crowded beach in the Dominican Republic. Feel the white sugar sand crunch underneath your feet and gift yourself with the breath-taking sights of the aquamarine sea. Aplomb with several beachfront amenities, including relaxed bars and restaurants blaring Latin beats from the stereos, Boca Chica is a place teeming with potential as a Caribbean party town. At night, the town turns into exactly that and is plentiful with lines of lively bars and clubs.
- San Cristóbal: Located 30 kilometers away from the capital city, San Cristobal makes a lovely beachfront getaway from the city. Lounge around on the beaches, soak in the remarkable views of the Caribbean Sea, and sip on a piña colada or two. Make sure to take advantage of the several casual beachfront bars and eateries that line the coast.
Best Neighborhoods in Santo Domingo
- Zona Colonial: Translated as the “Colonial Zone,” Zona Colonial is the ancient quarter of the city. As you stroll through the shadowy atmospheric lanes, you are instantaneously transported back to the old city when Columbus, Cortés, and Ponce de Léon were constant figures of recent news. In this quaint corner of town, discover the wealth of historic architecture, as well as the collection of charming cafes and artisan bistros.
- Piantini: Worlds away from the ancient antiquity of Zona Colonial, Piantini is the center of the city’s progression into modernity and cosmopolitanism. Discover an elegant collection of luxury high-end hotels and trendy restaurants in the main business district of the city. If you would like to sample the avant-garde district of the ancient city of Santo Domingo, there is no better place to go than Piantini.
How many rentals are available in Santo Domingo?
There are 440 vacation rentals available in Santo Domingo across several booking partners.
What is the price range for rentals in Santo Domingo?
Rentals in Santo Domingo have a price range between $39 - $599. The average price for vacation rentals in Santo Domingo is $70.
What is the most popular type of rental in Santo Domingo?
Apartments are the top rental type in Santo Domingo, with 244 rentals currently available.
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