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Restaurant Jalao
Located near the hotel, Restaurant Jalao offers a unique culinary experience, blending rich Dominican tradition with a modern touch. Its decor and ambiance are inspired by typical elements of Dominican culture. The restaurant specializes in traditional Dominican dishes, made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Executive Chef Noemi Guzmán, winner of MasterChef Dominican Republic in 2019, has worked with major brands such as ARS Humano, Maggy, and Nestlé.
Pat'e Palo Brasserie
Pat’e Palo Brasserie is a historical gem located in a 500-year-old building, considered the first tavern in the New World. Situated in front of the Alcázar de Colón, this restaurant offers an international menu with a strong Mediterranean influence. The combination of fresh, seasonal ingredients, along with the history of the Colonial City, creates an unmatched culinary experience.
Mercado Modelo
Mercado Modelo is a popular market that invites you to immerse yourself in the heart of Dominican culture. If you venture to the back, you will find an impressive selection of fresh products: from tropical fruits and vegetables to fresh seafood from the island. It is the perfect place to experience the most authentic flavors and enjoy local life.
Casa Mella Russo Museum
Casa Mella Russo is a historical gem located on Las Damas Street, in the heart of the Colonial City. This 16th-century house is a testament to the history and art of the Dominican Republic. The museum is dedicated to the life and work of Alberto Mella Russo, a renowned Dominican sculptor and visual artist. In its exhibitions, visitors can appreciate a collection of sculptures, paintings and other artistic works that showcase the talent and unique vision of Mella Russo, contributing to the cultural legacy of the country.
Taíno El Cordón Museum
Taíno El Cordón Museum, located on Isabel Católica Street in the Colonial City, offers a fascinating look into the island's history. Through a collection of original artifacts and replicas, the museum brings the Taíno culture to life, the indigenous people native to the island. The exhibits reflect the Taínos' way of life, beliefs, and customs, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the roots of the Dominican Republic.
Kahkow Experience
Kahkow Experience is a must-visit for chocolate lovers and nature enthusiasts. Under the shade of beautiful Dominican cacao trees, the venue offers a unique tour where visitors can see how world-class cacao is transformed into fine chocolate. This experience is not only a treat for the senses but also an opportunity to learn about the cultivation process and the history of cacao in the Dominican Republic.