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A charming street

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One of the most charming and beautiful streets was dedicated to the wife of Diego Colon, who was a famous figure in high society, and known for her glamorous ball gowns. There's a beautiful stone building explaining a history of the conquest. At the end of the street next to the river is the Ozama Fortress, protecting the city from its enemies, and the old Ron Barcelo rum factory. We visited the cathedral Santa Maria la Menor, built in 1514-1544, which was the first cathedral in America. Its beautiful interior gothic and Renaissance styles blend together with Spanish Baroque. And be sure to eat

In The Grotto restaurant, which is like a cave with different compartments.
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