During the tour we will do in Santo Domingo, we will visit the main monuments and historical places of our country, so that you can know our origins, culture, and lifestyle. Our tour in Santa Domingo begins in the national park three eyes, then we stop at the lighthouse to colon, where the remains of Admiral Christopher Columbus rest. Then we will continue our tour of the new city of Santo Domingo and we will travel the main streets and most important avenues, pass through the commercial area, Chinatown, and stop to take a photo in the presidential palace. After all the above we stop near the colonial area, where we will enjoy a typical lunch, here we recharge the batteries , then start the tour throughout this ancient city, where we will visit the first cathedral of America, streets las damas, square Spain _ru-RU

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Immerse yourself in history with our Santo Domingo Colonial Heritage Tour, exploring the oldest city in the Americas! Discover the rich cultural tapestry of Santo Domingo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and experience the city's colonial charm and vibrant markets._ru-RU

Enjoy a private, exclusive tour with your own local guide. Discover the rich history and culture of Santo Domingo, the first city of the Americas, on our "A Day in the First City of the Americas" tour. Visit iconic landmarks such as the Columbus Lighthouse, Museum of the Royal Houses, Pantheon of the Fatherland, C. Las Damas, and Fuerte de San Jose. Stroll through the Colonial Zone and take in the well-preserved colonial architecture, learn about the island's colonial history at the Museum of the Royal Houses, and experience the vibrant cultural scene at the Casa de Teatro. Our expert guides will share fascinating stories and insights about the island's history and culture, making for an unforgettable day in the first city of the Americas. Our total travel time in the city is included in the tour duration._ru-RU

Visit the oldest city in the New World and the first permanent settlement of Christopher Columbus after his "discovery" of the Americas. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1992._ru-RU