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Unwind after work every Thursday from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm at the Lobby Bar and Café Caobana at Hyatt Centric Santo Domingo. Enjoy a 2x1 on cocktails while listening to music in a stylish and relaxed atmosphere. Take in the stunning city views from the Café Caobana terrace, the perfect spot to escape the routine, connect with friends, and enjoy an evening of great drinks and good vibes.

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Get a peek at what’s under the Dominican sea at this lively aquarium with architecture that echoes a Dominican fishing village. You’ll see over 1,600 species, including everything from sharks to tiny corals, as you walk through glass tunnels surrounded by sea life.

AquaMundo Sambil

Stroll this scenic park with a panoramic view of the city, offering a great place to relax and enjoy the outdoors. The park is located at the eastern tip of Parque Mirador del Este, and features beautiful gardens, walking paths and a variety of recreational activities, making it an ideal destination for enjoying Santo Domingo’s tropical setting.

Parque Mirador del Norte

Uncover the maritime heritage of Santo Domingo at the Port of San Souci. As one of the city's primary seaports, this dynamic waterfront destination invites visitors to witness the comings and goings of ships, soak in panoramic views of the Caribbean and savor seafood that’s fresh from the sea at nearby restaurants.

Port of San Souci

Discover natural beauty at Santo Domingo's Botanic Garden. This sprawling paradise showcases an extensive collection of indigenous and exotic plant species, offering a fresh perspective and serene escape for both expert and casual naturalists.

Jardín Botánico Nacional

Experience the rich cultural dance traditions of the Dominican Republic at the Ballet Folklórico Nacional's free performances on Plaza España. Every Friday and Saturday evening from 8-10 p.m., the group showcases traditional dances and rhythms, providing a fascinating, engaging evening.

Ballet Folklórico Nacional at Plaza España

Step into this historic gallery for a closer look at the lesser-known artists of Santo Domingo, whose artworks are displayed in the small gallery. The real attraction: seeing art displayed in a stunning hidden courtyard.

Quinta Dominica

Uncover the mysteries of the Larimar stone at this tiny museum, which offers a unique opportunity to learn about the rare gemstone and its significance to the Dominican Republic. Don’t miss the banister made of Larimar stone.

Museo del Larimar

Step into this historic arts and music venue for a diverse range of entertainment options, including art exhibits, concerts and movie festivals. Don't miss the in-house jazz concert series during the summer.

Casa de Teatro

Savor the essence of European cuisine in a tavern that dates from 1505. Soak up the history in a spot once favored by buccaneers as you feast on delicious coq au vin or indulge in the classic flavors of beef bourguignon.

Pat'e Palo European Brasserie

Discover authentic flavor at Casa Luca, an international cuisine restaurant that celebrates quality, taste, and the art of the culinary experience. We return to the roots of cooking with a simple yet refined gastronomic approach, enriched by traditional accents and honest ingredients.

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Casa Luca

Walk through a grand home built by the son of Christopher Columbus and immerse yourself in the history of this UNESCO World Heritage site to truly experience the colonial city. Diego Columbus built the home from 1510 to 1514, making it one of the first European structures. This architectural masterpiece offers a glimpse into the colonial era, featuring well-preserved rooms, courtyards and period furnishings.

Alcázar de Colón

Discover a world of retail and leisure inside a striking modern building at Agora Mall. A top floor food court and an extensive selection of international brands, local retailers and lifestyle outlets make this a fun shopping destination.

Agora Mall

The Oak Room is an exclusive bar in Santo Domingo, perfect for those looking to enjoy crafted cocktails made with top spirits. This elegant establishment offers a sophisticated and cozy atmosphere, ideal for relaxing and enjoying a special night. With a carefully curated selection of beverages, The Oak Room stands out for its attention to detail and commitment to quality, ensuring that every cocktail is a masterpiece.

Oak Room

Get a front-row seat to the Dominican Republic’s baseball heritage as you experience the electric atmosphere of Quisqueya Baseball Stadium. As the home field for two iconic teams, this historic stadium hosts thrilling games that draw fervent fans and visiting enthusiasts alike.

Quisqueya Baseball Stadium

Nestled within the Parque Mirador del Este, Los Tres Ojos is a series of three freshwater lagoons set amidst 50-foot-tall limestone caves. Explore these natural sinkholes, which were once a holy site for the native Taino Indians, on foot and by boat. It’s a truly unique natural environment, hosting a variety of plants, animals and fishes, including many turtles.

Los Tres Ojos National Park

The Olympic Center is perfect for athletic things to do in Santo Domingo. Built for the 1974 Central American and Caribbean Games, you can watch a soccer or volleyball match, or utilize its swimming pools, tennis courts, track and field arenas and more.

Centro Olímpico Juan Pablo Duarte

Check out the vibrant local music scene at Grupo Bonyé's weekly Sunday evening outdoor concert. Held on the dramatic, multilevel ruins of the San Francisco Monastery, this free salsa, son and merengue concert unites locals of all ages and walks of life.

Grupo Bonyé at Ruinas de San Francisco

An excellent choice to enjoy the exquisite gastronomy that Santo Domingo offers. This restaurant has been awarded and recognized year after year for its outstanding Mediterranean and modern cuisine, all in a sophisticated and elegant setting. Open until late, La Cassina is not only ideal for a memorable dinner but also for enjoying excellent cocktails and a select wine list. Additionally, every Thursday, the atmosphere is enriched with live music, creating a unique and vibrant experience for its visitors.

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La Cassina

Immerse yourself in the wonders of the animal kingdom at Santo Domingo’s National Zoo. This family-friendly attraction offers a captivating opportunity to observe and learn about a wide variety of species in a lush, natural setting.

Parque Zoológico Nacional

Step back in time in the Colonial Zone, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the oldest remaining European city in the Americas. Explore cobbled streets, 16th-century architecture and iconic landmarks such as Alcázar de Colón and Catedral Primada de América. Immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture, savor authentic cuisine and discover the legacy of Santo Domingo.

Zona Colonia

Explore the world of 20th-century and contemporary Dominican art at Museo de Arte Moderno. This museum exhibits works by renowned artists, such as Celeste Woss y Gil, Yoryi Morel, Gilberto Hernández Ortega and Jaime Colson, taking you on a journey through the country's artistic heritage.

Museo de Arte Moderno

Dance, drink and party with a wide-ranging cast of locals and visitors who come for the extensive cocktail menu and late-night atmosphere: Onno’s lively scene is a festive addition to the Colonial Zone, and it stays open until 3 a.m.

Onno's Bar Zona Colonial

Indulge in Santo Domingo’s most luxurious shopping experience at BlueMall Santo Domingo, where you’ll find an impressive array of things to do and explore, including luxury boutiques, designer brands, unique finds and dining, all near our hotel.

BlueMall Santo Domingo

Enjoy nature in the heart of the Colonial Zone. A popular gathering spot for locals and tourists alike, Parque Colón is the perfect place for people watching or a shaded stroll. Check out the historic buildings surrounding the plaza and be sure to soak up the beautiful colonial architecture in surrounding neighborhoods.

Parque Colón

Taste Santo Domingo’s most authentic Italian cuisine at Bottega Fratelli, a must-visit dining destination. Settle into elegant surroundings for a modern Italian meal that will delight your eyes as well as your taste buds. Two to try: the flavorful risotto ai funghi or the timeless spaghetti carbonara.

Bottega Fratelli

Discover the awe-inspiring Catedral Primada de América, the oldest Catholic cathedral in the Americas, located in the heart of Zona Colonial. Started in 1514 by Diego Columbus, this iconic limestone landmark was built over many years and shows a rich history of architectural styles.

Catedral Primada de América

Dive into a world of modern gastronomy at LILA, where the focus is an innovative fusion of Asian and Dominican offerings. A chic dining room with abundant natural light is the setting for a wide-ranging menu, including favorites like crab Rangoon empanadas and roast duck pancakes, as well as a signature martini.

LILA – Modern Cuisine

Just a 15-minute drive from our hotel, the Félix Sánchez Olympic Stadium hosts Santo Domingo’s biggest concerts and sporting events. Enjoy the excitement, then unwind in comfort at our property.

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Félix Sánchez Olympic Stadium

Take a culinary journey at Laurel, where the fusion of flavors and elegant ambiance create a memorable dining experience. Favorite chef-driven dishes include an exquisite grilled octopus or the rich and succulent braised short ribs.

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