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Nacional Botanical Garden — Attraction in Santo Domingo

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Nacional Botanical Garden
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National Botanical Garden Dr. Rafael María Moscoso
Av. República de Colombia, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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Plazcermo
Av. Coronel Juan Maria Lora Fernández 128, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Expreso Los Jardines
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Nacional Botanical Garden

Av. República de Colombia, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
4.8(268)
Open 24 hours
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attractions: National Botanical Garden Dr. Rafael María Moscoso, restaurants: Plazcermo, Expreso Los Jardines
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Nearby attractions of Nacional Botanical Garden

National Botanical Garden Dr. Rafael María Moscoso

National Botanical Garden Dr. Rafael María Moscoso

National Botanical Garden Dr. Rafael María Moscoso

4.7

(7.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Mon, Dec 8 • 9:30 AM
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Tue, Dec 9 • 9:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Nacional Botanical Garden

Plazcermo

Expreso Los Jardines

Plazcermo

Plazcermo

4.3

(349)

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Expreso Los Jardines

Expreso Los Jardines

4.2

(30)

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Reviews of Nacional Botanical Garden

4.8
(268)
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5.0
24w

We really loved this beautiful garden! We came on a public holiday but it was still quiet and peaceful. The city can be so noisy but this was a lovely refuge. You have to enter on the southwest side and it's inexpensive, 300 pesos for two adults, but there is a good sized parking lot and a large entrance.

The entry price includes the Museo, the butterfly garden, and the train ride which makes it a great deal. The train ride is a great way to see the whole garden and it gives you shade and a bit of a breeze. They stop at the Japanese Garden but it's a quick stop. If you want to stay longer than 15 minutes you have to wait for the next train in 30 min.

The butterfly garden isn't big but it's pretty and has lots of butterflies and pupae. The Japanese Garden was the highlight for me, it reminded me a bit of Monet's garden at Giverny. Really beautiful, with water fowl and turtles.

There is a cafe which has cold drinks and a limited menu. The museum is nicely air conditioned and gives an overview of the various climates on the island.

There are paths all over the garden and it's nice exercise to walk it yourself, but the train is also fun.

I will be bringing visitors to Santo Domingo here...

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5.0
2y

Jardín Botánico de Santiago is among the best stops in the city. Locals and tourists alike will enjoy the quiet walk through nature. The paved paves and train are highly accessible, and the free admission allows people of all incomes to use the space. The parking lot is spacious, and local rideshare drivers are familiar with the gardens. Many benches, shade trees, and non-potable water provide relief from the heat. Signage is in Spanish, but the icons on wayfinding signs allow international visitors to understand where they are. This is a must visit for anyone traveling...

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5.0
2y

The botanical garden is always a good idea. I went there for a picnic with friends and we all had a good time. It was a Sunday and it was not crowded. The train takes you around, up to the Japanese garden, which is such a jewel. We made a reservation for a picture session thinking they offered the service but when we got there they told us it was just for the authorization to get into the garden with a photographer. I think this information could be clearer to avoid...

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Michelle MittonMichelle Mitton
We really loved this beautiful garden! We came on a public holiday but it was still quiet and peaceful. The city can be so noisy but this was a lovely refuge. You have to enter on the southwest side and it's inexpensive, 300 pesos for two adults, but there is a good sized parking lot and a large entrance. The entry price includes the Museo, the butterfly garden, and the train ride which makes it a great deal. The train ride is a great way to see the whole garden and it gives you shade and a bit of a breeze. They stop at the Japanese Garden but it's a quick stop. If you want to stay longer than 15 minutes you have to wait for the next train in 30 min. The butterfly garden isn't big but it's pretty and has lots of butterflies and pupae. The Japanese Garden was the highlight for me, it reminded me a bit of Monet's garden at Giverny. Really beautiful, with water fowl and turtles. There is a cafe which has cold drinks and a limited menu. The museum is nicely air conditioned and gives an overview of the various climates on the island. There are paths all over the garden and it's nice exercise to walk it yourself, but the train is also fun. I will be bringing visitors to Santo Domingo here in the future
Abigail EpplettAbigail Epplett
Jardín Botánico de Santiago is among the best stops in the city. Locals and tourists alike will enjoy the quiet walk through nature. The paved paves and train are highly accessible, and the free admission allows people of all incomes to use the space. The parking lot is spacious, and local rideshare drivers are familiar with the gardens. Many benches, shade trees, and non-potable water provide relief from the heat. Signage is in Spanish, but the icons on wayfinding signs allow international visitors to understand where they are. This is a must visit for anyone traveling to Santiago.
BeidaBeida
The botanical garden is always a good idea. I went there for a picnic with friends and we all had a good time. It was a Sunday and it was not crowded. The train takes you around, up to the Japanese garden, which is such a jewel. We made a reservation for a picture session thinking they offered the service but when we got there they told us it was just for the authorization to get into the garden with a photographer. I think this information could be clearer to avoid misunderstanding.
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We really loved this beautiful garden! We came on a public holiday but it was still quiet and peaceful. The city can be so noisy but this was a lovely refuge. You have to enter on the southwest side and it's inexpensive, 300 pesos for two adults, but there is a good sized parking lot and a large entrance. The entry price includes the Museo, the butterfly garden, and the train ride which makes it a great deal. The train ride is a great way to see the whole garden and it gives you shade and a bit of a breeze. They stop at the Japanese Garden but it's a quick stop. If you want to stay longer than 15 minutes you have to wait for the next train in 30 min. The butterfly garden isn't big but it's pretty and has lots of butterflies and pupae. The Japanese Garden was the highlight for me, it reminded me a bit of Monet's garden at Giverny. Really beautiful, with water fowl and turtles. There is a cafe which has cold drinks and a limited menu. The museum is nicely air conditioned and gives an overview of the various climates on the island. There are paths all over the garden and it's nice exercise to walk it yourself, but the train is also fun. I will be bringing visitors to Santo Domingo here in the future
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Jardín Botánico de Santiago is among the best stops in the city. Locals and tourists alike will enjoy the quiet walk through nature. The paved paves and train are highly accessible, and the free admission allows people of all incomes to use the space. The parking lot is spacious, and local rideshare drivers are familiar with the gardens. Many benches, shade trees, and non-potable water provide relief from the heat. Signage is in Spanish, but the icons on wayfinding signs allow international visitors to understand where they are. This is a must visit for anyone traveling to Santiago.
Abigail Epplett

Abigail Epplett

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The botanical garden is always a good idea. I went there for a picnic with friends and we all had a good time. It was a Sunday and it was not crowded. The train takes you around, up to the Japanese garden, which is such a jewel. We made a reservation for a picture session thinking they offered the service but when we got there they told us it was just for the authorization to get into the garden with a photographer. I think this information could be clearer to avoid misunderstanding.
Beida

Beida

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