Malecón (El)
Neighborhood: Santo Domingo
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El Malecón runs for 15 kilometers along the Caribbean shore. The middle stretch of this levee is reserved for casual strolling, family outings, lovers' trysts and simple sightseeing. Visitors enjoy the ice cream parlors and restaurants, plus the hot nightlife in several bars and discos. In fact, El Malecón might be described as an open-air disco in itself. In keeping with the party spirit of its businesses, Carnival and July's Merengue Festival are held here.
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Jul 1st, 2010 to Jul 31st, 2010
The Country's Dance
Since 1967, during the final week of July and the first of August, thousands of tourists and locals join together to celebrate this traditional festival dedicated to Merengue, the typical local music. This event, organized by the Ministry of Tourism of the Dominican Republic, begins with a picturesque parade at the famous El Malecón. Various activities follow the parade, including performances by popular local bands, handicraft exhibitions, a fish fair, a food fair, a typical Dominican sweets fair and games. Dates are approximate.
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Neighborhood: Santo Domingo
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El Malecón runs for 15 kilometers along the Caribbean shore. The middle stretch of this levee is reserved for casual strolling, family outings, lovers' trysts and simple sightseeing. Visitors enjoy the ice cream parlors and restaurants, plus the hot nightlife in several bars and discos. In fact, El Malecón might be described as an open-air disco in itself. In keeping with the party spirit of its businesses, Carnival and July's Merengue Festival are held here.
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24hrsFour Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara: Stay two nights, and receive the 3rd night FREE! www.SantaBarbaraCa.com/Partners
Associated Events
Festival del MerengueJul 1st, 2010 to Jul 31st, 2010
The Country's Dance
Since 1967, during the final week of July and the first of August, thousands of tourists and locals join together to celebrate this traditional festival dedicated to Merengue, the typical local music. This event, organized by the Ministry of Tourism of the Dominican Republic, begins with a picturesque parade at the famous El Malecón. Various activities follow the parade, including performances by popular local bands, handicraft exhibitions, a fish fair, a food fair, a typical Dominican sweets fair and games. Dates are approximate.
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