Recognized as the first cathedral of the Americas, the Cathedral of Santa María la Menor is a masterpiece of early colonial architecture. Built in the early 16th century, it combines Gothic, Romanesque, and Baroque elements, reflecting the diverse influences of its time.
Enjoy both the tranquility of a private seaside retreat and the vibrant energy of the first city of the Americas. Declared A UNESCO world heritage site, The Colonial City of Santo Domingo is the oldest in the Americas and the cradle of the new world.
The Cathedral Museum of Santo Domingo, located inside the historic Catedral Primada de América in the Colonial Zone, offers visitors a unique journey through centuries of faith, art, and history.
The Cathedral of Santa María la Menor
Recognized as the first cathedral of the Americas, the Cathedral of Santa María la Menor is a masterpiece of early colonial architecture. Built in the early 16th century, it combines Gothic, Romanesque, and Baroque elements, reflecting the diverse influences of its time.
Zona Colonial
Enjoy both the tranquility of a private seaside retreat and the vibrant energy of the first city of the Americas. Declared A UNESCO world heritage site, The Colonial City of Santo Domingo is the oldest in the Americas and the cradle of the new world.
Museum of the Cathedral of Santo Domingo
The Cathedral Museum of Santo Domingo, located inside the historic Catedral Primada de América in the Colonial Zone, offers visitors a unique journey through centuries of faith, art, and history.
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Santo Domingo’s Colonial City is the oldest in the Americas and the cradle of the New World
Walking through its streets is like traveling back in time. Its magnificent Cathedral, the first built on the continent, the Alcázar de Colón, the Fortress of Columbus, and landmarks like the Altar de la Patria, Las Casas Reales, Calle de las Damas, and its grand palaces and churches bring history to life...
Beyond its historic streets, the city invites exploration through museums and art galleries, concerts and performances at the National Theater, and a dynamic shopping scene that ranges from local designer boutiques to exclusive international brands.
As night falls, the city’s culinary scene comes alive with a sophisticated and diverse offering: signature restaurants that reimagine Caribbean cuisine, cozy cafés for the perfect coffee, and vibrant outdoor bars where Dominican rum is the star..