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El Beaterio Casa - Museo

El Beaterio Casa - Museo is located in Santo Domingo’s Colonial City, on Duarte Street. It is an accommodation option connected to a site of historical and cultural interest.

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Located in the Colonial City, El Beaterio Casa - Museo offers a stay with a heritage character in the historic center of Santo Domingo. Its location on Duarte Street makes it an option for those who want to stay in an urban setting with a strong cultural character.

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Calle Duarte No. 8, Ciudad Colonial

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Attraction · Colonial Zone

Colonial Zone

The Colonial Zone brings together plazas, monuments, museums and historic streets in an urban tour of Santo Domingo. You can combine the visit with a stretch along the Malecón and save the more distant attractions for another outing.

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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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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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Barceló Santo Domingo

An urban hotel in central Santo Domingo with 218 rooms, a Japanese restaurant, spa, gym and two outdoor pools. It also has 12 meeting and event rooms, as well as Wi-Fi, airport transfers and excursions.

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