City in Santiago, Dominican Republic
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Santiago de los Caballeros is a city in the Dominican Republic. The buildings are old and classic Caribbean Spanish style.
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Centro Leon Santiago
This is the modern center of Santiago, offering art galleries, audiovisual presentations, cinemacafe every week, a library and multimedia services. Local and international expos are present all around the year.
Monumento a los Héroes de la Restauración
Firstly built in 1944 during the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo. It was later renamed Monument to the Heroes of the Restoration to honor figures from the Dominican Restoration War (1863-65), in which the Dominican Republic defeated Spain. The monument is located at the highest hill in the city and inside there's a museum and library. Conveniently, almost all the nightlife in Santiago is located around this area and live concerts are arrenged within the premises.
Calle El Sol Santiago
This is the shopping street of Santiago de los Caballeros, here you will be close to museum, local attractions, giftshops, places to eat and drink and important monuments.
The hotel is on Calle Del Sol in the center of the city. The hotel has 103 rooms available. One can reach the Monumento by foot in about 10 minutes.
This is a simple but comfortable hotel. The kitchen prepares delicious local dishes, and there is wifi access in the local and dining area.
Hotel Los Jardines is located right next to the Gran Almirante. The hotel has 65 rooms available.
By bus
There are plentiful of buses from the capital Santo Domingo, journey time is about 3 hours.
There are many Bus Lines that can take you to different cities in Dominican Republic:
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