Santo Domingo is the oldest city in the New World. We invite you to learn about its History, visiting its Colonial Monuments, which are among the most important in America.
Our tour begins by visiting “The Three Eyes,” a combination of Caverns and Lakes, which have a high sulfur content and indescribable beauty. Then we continue to the Colonial Zone, where the most important and imposing buildings from the Colonization period are located. We will walk along Las Damas Street, visiting the National Pantheon and the Primate Cathedral of America, the first in the New World.
There will be free time in Conde Peatonal and Calle Las Damas to walk and/or buy some souvenirs, since there is a wide variety of typical crafts, Mamajuana, Rom, Tobacco, and then arrive at the Restaurant and taste a delicious Dominican Lunch:
Then we will have two more Panoramic visits: from the Lighthouse to Colon.
Pickup included
Our tour begins by visiting “The Three Eyes,” a combination of Caverns and Lakes, which have a high sulfur content and indescribable beauty.
We continue to the Colonial Zone, where the most important and imposing buildings from the Colonization period are located.
The Cathedral of Santo Domingo, better known as the Primate Cathedral of America, was declared the first cathedral in the New World in 1546 by Pope Paul III, at the request of Emperor Charles V. This beautiful minor basilica is dedicated to Santa María de la Encarnación. Its exterior shows a Gothic style with Renaissance decorations dated between 1514 and 1546. The façade has three doors, the main one being the north door, Gothic like the rest of the façade, which communicates with Colón Park.
Choose to be picked up from a list of locations
Please arrive at the pick up point 60 minutes before departure time.
Uvero Alto and Cap Cana Hotels pay an additional fee of USD 5 per person for transportation.