Explore Puerto Plata’s rich history and stunning neoclassical architecture on this city tour. Discover cultural attractions, visit the cathedral and fortress, and indulge in a sweet and savory culinary experience.
Puerto Plata City Tour (Route)
Operating Schedule: From 8:30 am to 1:00 pm
1. Macorix House of Rum
The Macorix Rum House is a historical museum dedicated to the Macorix rum family, established in 1899 by the Carrion family from San Pedro de MacorÃs, a town famed for its poets, artists, and sugar cane.
2. Umbrella Street
As one of the city’s most stunning visual attractions, many tourists visit this vibrant street to enjoy its beauty and capture memorable photos.
3. Paseo de Doña Blanca
Doña Blanca Passage is a quaint alley in the heart of Puerto Plata, painted entirely in pink. It serves as a tribute to the founder of the city’s first hotel, the Europa Hotel.
4. Cathedral of St. Philip the Apostle
The Cathedral of Puerto Plata, also known as San Felipe Apóstol, is one of the city’s most iconic and beautiful buildings. It is a cathedral of the Catholic Church.
5. Tropical Paradise Jewelry and Cigar Store
This impressive cigar factory offers visitors a chance to see how cigars are made and even sample some. The jewelry store showcases exquisite pieces made with larimar and amber stones.
6. Fortaleza de San Felipe
The Fortaleza San Felipe is a historic Spanish fortress, also known as El Morro de San Felipe. It was built to protect Puerto Plata from pirates and corsairs.
7. Del Oro Chocolate Factory
Established to help Dominican cocoa farmers gain more value from their renowned cocoa beans, this factory allows visitors to see how various types of chocolates are made.
Points of Interest
- Puerto Plata
- Private transportation for your comfort
- Enjoy carbonated beverages on the go
- Stay connected with on-board WiFi
- Stay hydrated with bottled water
- Included entry to Fortaleza San Felipe
- In-vehicle air conditioning for a cool ride
- Visit Macorix Rum House with included admission
Puerto Plata is much more than paradisiacal beaches. Its historic center houses a set of buildings and houses in neoclassical and Victorian style dating from the late nineteenth century, as well as beautiful avenues full of shops, restaurants and bars where you can have a good time.
The cathedral and the fortress of San Felipe are two essential places to see in Puerto Plata. The latter was built in 1577 to defend the city from pirate attacks, here also enjoy a visit to the street of umbrellas and also visit the chocolate factory, rum factory and the pink street.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
