In Santo Domingo there are innumerables night clubs. A
warning: in several night clubs no admittance with shorts and training
shoes.
Casa de Modeles, a classic night club.
Casa Rosada (ex Pablito), 230 Avenida Ramon Caceres & Republica de Paraguay, Naco.
Casa Teresa, 71 Avenida Ortega y Gasset , Naco.
Doll House (photo), 53 Avenida George Washington.
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Golden Legs Club (photo), 354 Avenida Roberto Pastoriza, Plaza La Lira I, local 10-A, Piantini. First international exotic dancer club in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic since 1996. Re-open after 14 years for the most exclusive customers of Santo Domingo and with the best show of professional dancers from all around the world. Continuous entertainment throughout the night which you can enjoy from every angle of the establishment.
Gotik Club, disco bar, located in Hispaniola hotel, Avenida Independencia esq. Abraham Lincoln.
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Hard Rock Cafe: proudly located in the heart of the colonial zone in the first city of the Americas, the Hard Rock Cafe Santo Domingo is on the northern side of Colombus Square directly across from Columbus' statue, a gift from France in 1887. The 420-seat cafe faces one of the focal points in the area, the impressive Catedral Primada de America (1544), the first built in the new world. Other places of interest in the same piazza include The Borgela's Palace and The Tower of the Old City Hall Building.
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The Hard Rock Cafe of Santo Domingo is a mixture of old and new with a design inspired by Colombus' journey to the new world. With an impressive array of rock star memorabilia, cutting edge cuisine and beverages that'll rock your senses, the Santo Domingo HRC is THE place to rock while in the capital city. |
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Lapsus, disco ambient with music, 503 Avenida Independencia.
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Le Petit Chateau, autopista 30 De Mayo km 111-2.
Maunaloa (photo), with casino, 29 Centro de los Heroes .
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Boca Chica night-clubs are concentrated in the main strip Duarte street closed to traffic, full of colors and even livemusic with its bars, restaurants and discos, which invade the street with their tables after seven in the evening.
To occupy the whole street is the Creole, the Uli's Bar, Mad House (photo) and the new, elegant Equivocal.
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