This plaza is a charming hub of history and culture. Surrounded by historical landmarks, it’s the perfect spot to grab a drink, savor a meal, and soak in the lively atmosphere, day or night!
Take a break in this picturesque park. It’s a hub of activity with street musicians, artists, and a lot of friendly pigeons.
This lively pedestrian street is lined with colorful buildings, shops, and cafes in the heart of the Zona Colonial. Stroll through the street, grab some helado (ice cream), and pick up unique souvenirs from local artisans.
Visit the Catedral Primada de América, the first cathedral of the Americas and New World.
This building used to be the old residence of the Columbus family. The preserved palace offers a glimpse into Santo Domingo’s past. The views from Plaza de España outside are just as striking, especially at sunset.
Casa Barista is a haven for coffee lovers tucked away in a cozy, stylish space. This café not only serves expertly crafted brews, but also delicious brunch, lunch, and dinner!
A favorite restaurant in town, Buche Perico serves Dominican cuisine with a creative twist. Its lush, plant-filled interior adds to the charm, making it a great spot for brunch, lunch, or dinner.
Jalao is a lively restaurant offering traditional Dominican dishes. They often have live music performances you don't want to miss. With colorful decor and a warm atmosphere, it’s a great place to experience the island’s vibrant culture.
Maraca is a vibrant restaurant featuring Caribbean fusion flavors. The stunning decor and indoor and outdoor seating make this restaurant a hot spot for all. We advise you make a reservation in advance given its popularity.
This open-air pizzeria is a cute spot for a relaxed bite with mediterranean style pizza.
Museum by day and bar by night, this is one of Koltyn and Denisse's favorite spots in town. During the day, this charming museum showcases the history and craftsmanship behind Dominican rum-making, and of course you can’t forget the rum tasting. At night, the museum turns into a lively bar. Be ready to dance your heart away to some bachata and merengue and don't be surprised if you're handed an instrument or two.
Known for its lively atmosphere and eclectic menu, this bar and restaurant is a favorite among locals and visitors with live music or DJs playing. Whether you’re enjoying dinner, sipping on a mojito, or dancing under the stars, Onno’s guarantees a fun and unforgettable night out in the heart of the Zona Colonial.