• The 3 Eyes National Park - During the visit to Santo Domingo, there will be a stop at Los Tres Ojos National Park for a 45-minute tour, exploring the three Taino caves and the fourth lake.

Los Tres Ojos National Park was significant in the life, culture, and lifestyle of the Tainos.

These caves were crucial in the Taino religion and culture. The guided tour will be led by a local expert who will provide detailed insights into the history of the area.

• Columbus Lighthouse (Faro A Colon) - During the visit to the Colon lighthouse, the various countries that supported the creation of this monument can be observed from outside the building. This visit focuses on the exterior of the monument, where photos can be taken with the mobile pope.
• Palacio Nacional - This stop allows for a photo opportunity of the Presidential House, a replica of the United States Capitol. The visit is to the exterior of the Palace, where a photo with the presidential guard can also be taken.
• Malecon - A favorite spot in Santo Domingo, where visitors can enjoy the warm Caribbean breeze and the stunning sea views. A small section of the Malecón will be visited, and hammocks are available for use in this beautiful location.

!What an experience! Riding the hammocks on the boardwalk, reminiscent of childhood, is truly priceless.

• Zona Colonial - In the Colonial Zone, the following places will be visited:

1. Mugado Restaurant for a delightful lunch.
2. Calle Las Damas
3. Colon Park
4. Alcazar de Colon
5. First Cathedral of America
6. Plaza España
7. The Pantheon of the Homeland
8. Souvenir Shop

• Calle Las Damas - Calle Las Damas was the first street in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and America.

Located in the Colonial City, it was named because the ladies of the colony used to walk there. The street is adorned with colonial tiles and features attractions such as Fortaleza Ozama, La Real Audiencia, Don Rodrigo de Bastidas’ house (now the “Trampolín” children’s museum), colonial houses (some with colonial shields), and ends at Plaza España.

Calle Las Damas was the first street created in the Colonial Zone during Nicolás de Ovando’s governance. It stretched from the Ozama Fortress or Torre del Homenaje to the vicinity of the Alcázar, which began around 1511. During colonial times, it was called Calle de la Fortaleza due to the presence of the Ozama Fortress.

A guided tour will be provided, offering insights into the culture and history of this renowned street.

• Parque Colon - Parque Colón is one of the historical squares in the Colonial City of Santo Domingo, serving as the main social hub during the colonial era. Today, it is a center for cultural activities and part of the Santo Domingo World Heritage Site.

It was the main entertainment center for the inhabitants, bringing life and splendor to the town of La Isabela and its surroundings. Named Plaza Mayor in honor of Major Commander Nicolás de Ovando, who arrived in Santo Domingo in 1502, it was instrumental in relocating the city to the western side of the Ozama River.

A tour of this beautiful place will be conducted, where hundreds of pigeons adorn the area.

• Alcazar de Colon - The Alcázar de Colón, or Viceregal Palace of Don Diego Colón, is located in Plaza de España in the Colonial City of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. It was built near the cliffs overlooking the Ozama River, granted to Diego Colón, the first-born son of Christopher Columbus, by King Ferdinand the Catholic, to establish a home for himself and his descendants on Hispaniola, where he arrived in 1509 as governor. Today, it houses the Alcazar de Colón Museum.

Constructed between 1511 and 1514, it follows the architectural influences of Mancera de Abajo in Salamanca, Spain, whose ruins still exist. The architect’s name remains unknown. The style is predominantly Mudejar Gothic.

A tour with audio in your language will be available, explaining the antiques step by step.

• Plaza de la Hispanidad or Spain - Situated in front of the Alcazar de Colón, this monumental square, also known as Plaza de la Hispanidad, features a statue of the city’s founder, Nicolás de Ovando, on the western side of the river. In front of the historic royal houses, a sundial dated 1753 can be seen.

Visitors will have the opportunity to take beautiful photos and enjoy a tour of this stunning location.

• Panteon Nacional - The building was one of the last constructed by the Spanish on Dominican soil. The exact start date of its construction is uncertain, but historians estimate it was between 1714 and 1755, attributed to Jerónimo Quezada y Garçon. Initially, it served as a Jesuit church, where priests conducted mass facing the altar and the figure of Jesus Christ.

The National Pantheon has approximately 36 empty spaces reserved for future heroes, including an unmarked space for the unknown soldier. A permanent Honor Guard, composed of members of the Presidential Guard in full dress, stands motionless. One member performs a solemn walk along the central aisle, from the main entrance to the main altar.

• Lunch included
• Non-alcoholic beverages served
• Air-conditioned vehicles

• Alcoholic drinks

During the tour in Santo Domingo, participants will explore the main monuments and historical sites of the country, providing insight into its origins, culture, and lifestyle.

The tour in Santo Domingo begins at the National Park Los Tres Ojos, followed by a visit to the Columbus Lighthouse, where the remains of Admiral Christopher Columbus are laid to rest.

The journey continues through the new city of Santo Domingo, traveling along the main streets and significant avenues, passing through the commercial district, Chinatown, and pausing for a photo opportunity at the Presidential Palace.

After these activities, there will be a stop near the colonial area for a typical lunch, allowing for a recharge before embarking on a tour of this ancient city. Participants will visit the first cathedral of America, Calle Las Damas, and Plaza España.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.