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Calle Las Damas
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Kellmy
August 26, 2019
At the eastern end of Calle El Conde, you’ll stumble on the first paved street in the Americas: Calle Las Damas or the “street of the ladies.” Sixteenth century architecture, former colonial buildings now turned into museums, embassies, and upscale hotels flank this picturesque, narrow road. Connecting directly to the Alcazar de Colón Palace, María de Toledo and her ladies would step out of the palace and stroll up and down Calle Las Damas in the evenings. Key sites located along this historic street include Fortaleza Ozama, the first fortress in the Americas, and the National Pantheon, resting place of the Dominican Republic’s national heroes.
At the eastern end of Calle El Conde, you’ll stumble on the first paved street in the Americas: Calle Las Damas or the “street of the ladies.” Sixteenth century architecture, former colonial buildings now turned into museums, embassies, and upscale hotels flank this picturesque, narrow road. Connect…
Jose
November 14, 2011
This cobblestone street, the first ever built in the New World, is known for its numerous beautiful structures from centuries past.
Piero
August 2, 2020
Calle Las Damas/ Street of the Ladies is the oldest street in the Americas. The street has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The arrival of Admiral and Viceroy Diego Columbus and his wife doña María de Toledo brought a little class to this new city. María de Toledo was the great niece of the King of Spain, King Ferdinand. Many of the high society of Spain and the ladies “of culture” took up residence on Calle de la Fortaleza. The name was changed later to Calle las Damas, named for the Ladies-in-Waiting that strolled up and down its north to south running length.
Calle Las Damas/ Street of the Ladies is the oldest street in the Americas. The street has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The arrival of Admiral and Viceroy Diego Columbus and his wife doña María de Toledo brought a little class to this new city. María de Toledo was the great niece of…
Eddy
September 8, 2015
Great place with a lot of museum of different kind and each one of them teaches you about different aspect of the history of the Dominican Republic since its colonization, restaurants, great place
Dominga
September 7, 2011
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Calle Las Damas
Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional