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Santo Domingo
(Santo Domingo (es))
Naco district
Naco district
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18 ° 28 ′ 35 ″ N 69 ° 53 ′ 36 ″ W
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Santo Domingo is the capital of Dominican Republic.

Understand

To go

By plane

  • 1 Las Américas International Airport (IATA : SDQ) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia linkLogo indicating a link to the wikidata element (Located approximately 25 minutes from Santo Domingo) – It is connected to the main capitals European, the main cities of the east coast of United States, the islands of Caribbean as well as some capitals ofSouth America and D'central America.
Airline companyDestinations
Air Antilles Express Pointe-a-Pitre, Fort-de-France
Air Caraibes Pointe-a-Pitre, Orly
Air Europa Madrid
Air France Paris
American Airlines Miami, Philadelphia
Aserca Airlines Caracas
Avianca Bogotá
Condor Frankfurt, San jose, Panama
Copa Airlines Panama
Cubana Santiago de Cuba
Delta Airlines Atlanta, new York
Iberia Madrid
Insel Air St. Marteen, Curacao, Aruba
Intercaribbean Airways Providenciales, Kingston
Jetair Fly Brussels
Jet Blue new York, San Juan, Orlando, Boston, Fort Lauderdale
Laser Airlines Caracas
Seaborne Airlines San Juan
Spirit Airlines Fort Lauderdale
United Airlines Newark
Venezolana Caracas, Maracaibo
  • 2 Dr. Joaquin Balaguer International Airport (IATA : JBQ, ICAO: MDJB, Aeropuerto Internacional Dr. Joaquin Balaguer, Aeropuerto Internacional La Isabela) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia linkLogo indicating a link to the wikidata element (8 km north of Santo Domingo)

On a boat

Santo Domingo is a stopover for cruise ships. There is a ferry that connects San Juan To Porto Rico at the Sansouci port of Santo Domingo.

Circulate

Driving in the capital of the Dominican Republic is not very easy for foreign tourists.

Alternative means of transport:

Taxi

Carro Publico Collective taxi in cars (often Toyota) in rather poor condition where the driver can embark 6, 7 or 8 people. It is an economical means of transport.

Metro A metro line connects the south to the north of the capital. [1]

Guagua Urban and intercity bus.

Motoconcho Mototaxi, especially present in the barrios.

To see

The main tourist attraction in Santo Domingo is the Colonial Zone.

  • National Palace
  • Colonial Zone
  • Reloj Del Sol
  • El Malecn
  • Los 3 Ojos
  • Dominican Man Museum
  • Museo Del Larimar
  • Museo Mundo de Ambar
  • 1 National Aquarium (Acuario Nacional) Logo indicating a link to the wikidata element
  • Zoo Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Parque Mirador Del Sur
  • Los Tres Ojos
  • Faro to Colon Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • National Botanical Garden
  • Alcázar de Colón
  • Catedral Santa Maria
  • Ozama Fortress

To buy

The city has many shopping centers as well as a multitude of shops whether in Calle Conde in the Colonial Zone or in the city center.

  • Plaza Central
  • Acropolis Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Blue Mall Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Agora Mall Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Sambil Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Mega Centro
  • Del Fumador Shop
  • La Leyenda Del Cigarro
  • El Museo Del Tabaco
  • Al Mercado Colonial

Eat

The city has many restaurants for all tastes and all budgets.

Comedor: Kind of economical canteen (in the 120 pesos) which serves traditional dishes based on rice, roots and meats.

Pica Pollo: Small restaurant that serves fried chicken and fried bananas.

Traditional: Too many restaurants that it is impossible to list. This site in Spanish gives a non-exhaustive list of restaurants. The most famous are located in the Colonial Zone and along the Malecon.

Some well-known restaurants:

  • El Conuco Logo indicating a link to the website
  • D'Luis Parillada Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Adrian tropical
  • El Meson de la Cava Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Pat'e Palo Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Miter Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Museo Del Jamon
  • Elysium
  • El Rinconcito by Don Guillermo
  • Dajao Restaurant
  • La Taberna Vasca
  • Anaconda
  • Villar Hermanos
  • Meson La Quintana
  • L'Osteria by Charly Y Christian
  • Hard Rock Cafe
  • Ke Pollo Y Pasta Y Pasta
  • Meson of Bari
  • Grillo Bravo
  • Peperoni
  • The residence
  • El Conde
  • La Briciola
  • Caffe Bellini
  • El Palmito Gourmet
  • Barra payan
  • Caffé Milano
  • Meson De Luis
  • Fonda de la Atarazana

Have a drink / Go out

As for restaurants, Santo Domingo has a multitude of bars, drinks, sports bar, discos for a drink and / or dance. They are all over town. Two famous places are avenue du venezuela (The Come) and the Colonial Zone.

The Dominican likes to go out and party.

Coffee

  • El Quinto
  • Atarazana9
  • Dock Lounge Terrace
  • Diam's café-Lounge
  • Prime Moments
  • Segafredo
  • Colonial Cafeteria
  • You coffee
  • El Sarten
  • Hard Rock Cafe
  • El Sarten
  • La Parada 77
  • Coco Lounge Bar

Nightclubs

  • Mint
  • The Cave
  • The cat
  • Aha
  • Esat Side Club
  • Lapse
  • Remo's

Casinos

  • Jaragua
  • Casino Del Gran Hotel Lina
  • El Napolitano
  • Melina

Housing

The choice of accommodation in Santo Domingo is vast and varied, ranging from small hotels to luxurious 5-stars, including guest rooms and cabanas.

There are hotels all over the city but the majority are concentrated in the Colonial Zone, along the Maritime Boulevard (Malecon) and in the city center.

Some hotels in Santo Domingo:

  • Hotel Frances Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Hilton santo domingo Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Hostal Nicolas de Ovando Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Casa Naemie Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Doña Elvira
  • The residence
  • Casa Marion
  • Renaissance Jaragua Hotel and Casino
  • Monumental
  • Coco Boutique
  • Hostal Nomadas
  • Plaza Colonial
  • The Gran Mansion
  • Melia Sainto Domingo
  • Gautreaux House
  • Holydays Inn Saont Domingo
  • Mgallery Nicolas de Ovando
  • Intercontinental V Centenario
  • Las Mercedes Guesthouse
  • Mercury Comercial
  • Europa
  • Mgallery Frances
  • Palacio
  • La Casona Dorada
  • Hostal Primavera
  • Barcelo lina
  • Count of Peñalba
  • Occidental El Ambajador
  • Hodelpa Caribe Colonial
  • El Beaterio Guest House
  • Napolitano
  • Atarazana Hotel
  • Residebcia Venezia
  • Colonial Villa
  • Hostal Riazor

Security

Travel warningEmergency telephone number:
All emergency services:911

Manage the day-to-day

Diplomatic representations

Around

Santo Domingo does not have any beaches, the closest beaches are those of Boca Chica, Juan Dolio and a little further La Romana and Bayahibe for the East Caribbean coast. To the west there are the wilder and more popular beaches of Playa Palenque, Playa Najayo and the famous Bani dunes.

In the near surroundings of the capital there are not really any important tourist sites even if the Dominican countryside is beautiful and welcoming.

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