We had our own very knowledgeable translator point out all the things we wouldn't have noticed on our own. The trains goes past so much of what we were there to see. More

Although we inquired about the hours of service, when we attempted to do the tour, the administrative offices informed us it was closed (at 2pm) and we were unable to do the tour. More

Great way to get to know the town -your children will enjoy it. More

I thought this was like a hop on-hop off train but soon I realize that the colonial city is so small you really don't need a tour to visit... but if you don't have enough time to look into a map and wondering where to go, this is the best choice, because they will take you with a recorded explanation... More

very nice and amazing to visit colonial zone guid speak a lot of linguage to expain you the history More

Everytime I go to DR I like to go to the colonial zone a couple of times. It is a nice atmosphere to spend time and learn about Dominican history. There are various restaurants, shops etc! And obviously much to see in terms of history. The old churches and buildings are a sight to see. I would recommend this area,... More

You can see there the birth of the Americas. It is a "must" see for all people of the Americas. More

Great history, beautiful old colonial buildings, great choice of restaurants, friendly people, safe. More

Although some of the accommodations in the colonial zone are dated and need updating, if you are a history hound, it is the perfect place to stay. Calle Las Damas and El Conde are full of history. More