Immerse yourself in the history of the first city founded in America, where every street tells a story and every building retains the charm of the past. Walk along Calle de Las Damas, the oldest street on the continent, surrounded by colonial architecture and monuments dating back to the 16th century. You will visit the imposing Primate Cathedral of America, the first built in the New World, with its impressive Gothic and Renaissance style. You will explore the Alcázar de Colón, former residence of the son of Christopher Columbus, and learn how the Spanish nobility lived in colonial times. You can also admire the National Pantheon, the Museum of the Royal Houses and the lively squares where history blends with modern life. Your expert guide will share fascinating anecdotes about the conquistadors, the independence and evolution of the city. You will have time to stroll, take photos, buy souvenirs or enjoy a Dominican coffee on a terrace overlooking history.

Step into one of Santo Domingo’s most stunning natural wonders, the famous Three Eyes Cave, a set of underground lagoons surrounded by rock formations and tropical vegetation. You will descend a path between limestone walls until you reach the three lakes of crystal clear waters, each with a different tone and depth: Lake Sulfur, Lake Ladies and Lake Blue. Throughout the tour, your expert guide will tell you how this cave was used by the Taíno, the first inhabitants of the island, for sacred rituals and as a source of water. You can also cross on a handcrafted raft to the hidden fourth lake, a natural sight that will leave you speechless. A perfect place to take photos, connect with nature and enjoy the freshness of the tropical subsoil.

Discover the Primate Cathedral of America, the oldest religious monument in the New World and one of the most valuable architectural treasures of Santo Domingo. Upon entering, you will be amazed by its imposing Gothic facade and detailed Renaissance altars, witnesses to more than five centuries of history. Your expert guide will tell you how this cathedral was built between 1512 and 1546, becoming a symbol of the faith and power of colonial times. You can tour its main naves, observe religious artworks, ancient altarpieces, tombstones of bishops and an atmosphere full of spirituality. This historic place is much more than a temple: it is a time travel that connects you to the beginnings of European civilization in America.