Colonial Zone Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Pictures

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Here are pictures of the Monuments in the Colonial Zone, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Since this is the oldest city in the Americas there are some very old and beautiful sights to see. The buildings. museums, forts and scenery are very memoriable. Just walking in some of these places will make you feel like you have gone back in time.

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The Puerta del Conde/Door of the Conde is at the end of the Conde street. Within the gate is a beautiful park with the path leading to the Tomb of Heros. Here lies the remains of some of our Dominican heros; Juan Pablo Duarte "The Father of the Country", Sanchez and Mella remembered by these statues and the eternal flame.

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The Cathedral de Santa Maria and Parque Colon. The aerial view shows just how large this building is. The Cathedral is beautiful inside

To see where the monuments are located go to our map of Colonial Zone

Information on all the History and Sights in Colonial Zone go to our Sights Index.

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The Priests Alley directly behind the Cathedral is a beautiful pathway with flowers flowing from above. A very serene walk.

atop fortaleza ozama looking over colonial zone

atop fortelaza ozama looking to colonial zone

Birds Eye View.

The top 2 pictures are takes in Colonial Zone from atop Fortelaza Ozama. The bottom one is taken from Malecon Center along the Malecon in Santo Domingo.

The water on two sides of Colonial Zone are the Caribbean Sea and Rio/River Ozama. Here is an aerial view of the Port of Santo Domingo. The other is the entrance to Rio Ozama from the Caribbean Sea.

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