Include the Malecón and Güibia as one of the stops during your stay in Santo Domingo, especially if you want to experience a different side of the capital. You can spend part of the day walking through the Colonial City and visiting museums, then set aside another moment to finish by the sea. Accommodation planning matters: the Colonial City makes historic walking tours easier, while Piantini offers a different base for restaurants and urban life. Compare the hotel's location with the route that interests you most and leave the more distant sites for a separate outing.
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Malecón and Güibia
The Malecón and Güibia offer a seaside urban walk for changing the pace of a visit to Santo Domingo. Combine them with the Colonial City and museums to alternate heritage, culture and a break along the coast.
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Los Tres Ojos
Los Tres Ojos brings together several lagoons in an urban nature park in Santo Domingo. It is an option for adding a different landscape to a stay focused on the Colonial City, museums and the Malecón.
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An urban itinerary that combines the history and museums of the Colonial Zone with a finale along the Malecón, leaving the more distant points for another outing.
Explore listingHyatt Centric Santo Domingo
Hotel in Piantini, an area known for restaurants and urban life.
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