Umbrella Street - This vibrant and colorful display has become a symbol of the city. Located in the heart of Puerto Plata’s downtown, the Umbrella is a large art installation featuring a collection of colorful umbrellas suspended overhead, creating a whimsical canopy. Visitors can walk beneath the umbrellas, take photos, and enjoy the unique visual experience.

Paseo de Dona Blanca - Stroll through the Callejon of Doña Blanca, also known as Pink Street, where the vibrant atmosphere and colorful buildings create a visually appealing backdrop for visitors.

Parque Central Independencia - Visit Central Park in Puerto Plata for its scenic beauty, relaxing atmosphere, and cultural significance. The park features statues and monuments that highlight the city’s history and cultural heritage. It’s also a popular spot for locals and tourists to gather, socialize, and enjoy street performances or live music.

Dominican Amber Museum - This museum is dedicated to the history, formation, and significance of amber, a gemstone formed from fossilized tree resin. Visitors can explore a variety of amber specimens, including rare and valuable pieces, and learn about the extraction and processing techniques involved in amber mining.

Macorix House of Rum - Experience the world of rum at Rum Macorix in Puerto Plata with an immersive distillery tour, tasting sessions, and cultural insights into rum production. Learn about the history and process of rum-making, from sugarcane harvesting to distillation and aging.

Fortaleza San Felipe - Known for its historical significance, impressive architecture, and panoramic views, this fort was built in the 16th century to defend against pirate attacks during the colonial era. Explore the fort to experience the rich history of Puerto Plata, with exhibits featuring artifacts, weaponry, and historical displays that provide insights into the region’s past.