Three Eyes National Park
The Three Eyes National Park is a major tourist destination located within the greater Mirador del Este park. Visitors descend a long stairway through a tunnel to arrive at cement paths that lead to three limestone caves. Inside you will find various, differently colored lagoons and stalactite passageways that connected the caverns.
Distance to Three Eyes National Park (Los Tres Ojos)
- From Las Americas International Airport: 13 miles, about 20 minutes
- From Santo Domingo Downtown: 9.6 miles, about 17 minutes
Zona Colonial
The Zona Colonial, or Cuidad Colonial, is the oldest European settlement in the American continent., It was established by Bartholomew Columbus, the brother of Christopher Columbus, and originally sat on the East bank of the Ozama River. Moving to the west after a hurricane in 1502 this settlement was used as the hub of the Spaniards to extend their influence. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site is comprised of an impressive array of over 300 historical structures like the Catedral Primada de America and Alcazar de Colon. Many of the original structures from 1502 can still be seen today, including the first ever paved road in the Americas, the Calle las Damas.
Distance to Cuidad Colonial
- From Las Americas International Airport: 18 miles miles, about 30 minutes
- From Santo Domingo Downtown: 6 miles, about 16 minutes