Rancho Chito Restaurant

Savor authentic Dominican cuisine at this cozy, family owned restaurant.

Palacio del Mofongo

This massive, thatched roof hut features friendly service and delicious perfectly cooked specialties like mofongo, pides and mocha.

Pez Dorado Restaurant

Reserve a table at one of the most famous restaurants in Santiago, known and loved by the city’s gourmands for its superb Chinese, Dominican and international cuisine since the 1970s. 

El Parque Colon

Located in the heart of the Colonial Zone, Columbus Park is a destination featuring historic churches, buildings, and forts. It sits at the end of Calle El Conde, the capital's main thoroughfare and a pedestrian-friendly thoroughfare lined with cafés and shops.

Mundo Acuatico

This family friendly water park features water slides, pools and a playground, along with plenty of great food. 

Heroes of Restoration of the Republic Monument

Designed by architect Henry Gazón Bona to honor dictator Rafael Leónidas Trujillo, this monument was built in the 1940’s. Rising 70 meters into the Santiago skyline, it features 365 steps climbing up to a statue of Trujillo mounted on a horse. Today, it is in the center of city celebrations whenever any Dominican event of note takes place. 

Parque Colon

This beautiful urban park is perfect for escaping the bustle and distractions of the city. 

Parque Duarte

A favorite among city residents, this intimate plaza is a wonderful spot for enjoying a refreshing yun-yun (a Dominican frozen treat) and watching life go by. 

Campo de Golf Las Aromas

Located just outside Santiago, this golf course offers fantastic views of the Cibao Valley and the fourth tee box provides a stunning view of the city as you hit your drive. 

Multicentro la Sirena

This shopping mall is home to a diverse array of shops and restaurants. 

Santiago Apostle Cathedral

The Cathedral de Santiago Apóstol (Santiago Apostle Cathedral) was built from 1868 to 1895 in a neo-classic style. It is adorned with magnificent stained glass by Dominican artist Rincón Mora and houses the tombs of heroes of the Dominican Republic′s war of restoration.

Our Lady of Altagracia Church

This eclectic structure with ornate neoclassical detailing was built to honor the Virgen de la Altagracia in 1922. 

Centro Leon Jimenez

One of the premier cultural centers in the Dominican Republic is Santiago’s top facility for community activities and cultural and educational programs that include concerts, exhibitions and conferences.

Our Lady of Altagracia Church

Parque Duarte

A favorite among city residents, this intimate plaza is a wonderful spot for enjoying a refreshing yun-yun (a Dominican frozen treat) and watching life go by. 

Las Americas International Airport

Considered the second busiest airport in the country, it’s also distinguished as one of the largest in the Caribbean. In recent years, this major airport has been renovated with two additional terminals.

International Airport La Romana

Located on the southeast coast of the Dominican Republic, the International Airport La Romana is often viewed as the gateway to many of the nation’s most beloved attractions. Recently, this airport has been modernized while still maintaining a tropical feel.