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A Weekend in Santo Domingo

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A Weekend in Santo Domingo If your ideal weekend is brimming with romance, history and vibrant culture, perfect for your next Caribbean getaway. Not only is it the Caribbean’s most modern metropolis, it also contains the region’s oldest history!  As the First European City in the Americas,  SD beckons with its cobblestone roads, waterfront esplanade […]

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Dominican Republic’s Events Festivals

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Dominican Republic’s Events Festivals Festivals in the Dominican Republic tend to center around celebrations of culture and heritage So many events take place each year in the Dominican Republic that outsiders might wonder if life on the island is a non-stop party. While it is true that the people of the Dominican Republic are a […]

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Dominican Republic Landmarks Attractions

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Dominican Republic Landmarks Attractions Get to know the Dominican Republic by touring the country’s most important sites Simply strolling through Santo Domingo, the oldest city in the New World, will turn up more than a few landmarks and sites worth seeing. Moving outside of the city, you will find a number of landmarks, including lighthouses […]

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The first Cathedral of the New World Santo Domingo

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Catedral primada de américa The first Cathedral of the New World Santo Domingo The Catedral Metropolitana Santa María de la Encarnación was consecrated by Pope Julius II in 1504 and built from 1514 to 1546.The church combines multiple styles, including a baroque altar, a gothic ceiling, a plateresque limestone façade and twelve renaissance chapels, one for each Apostle. […]

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Museums Dominican Republic

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Museums Dominican Republic museo memorial de la resistencia dominicana First memorial museum in Dominican Republic Museums Dominican Republic The Museo Memorial de la Resistencia Dominicana holds in its different rooms the story of those heroes and heroines who mostly died in the struggle, resistance and defense of the freedom, justice and dignity of the Dominican people.Opened in 2011, holds a collection of over 150,000 pieces and documents, which honor the more than 50,000 people, according to unpublished records, […]

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