Find cheap flights to Santo Domingo (SDQ), Dominican Republic

The Caribbean city of Santo Domingo has the unique distinction of being the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in the Americas. The city prides itself on this European heritage, and evidence of the lineage can be found throughout town. Every year, visitors flock to the Colonial Zone along the western bank of the Ozama River, which cuts the city in two. The small section of the city is home to many of Santo Domingo's greatest landmarks, including the Alcazar de Colon, the oldest European royal residence in the Americas. Inside this palace is the Museo Alcazar de Diego Colon, a museum that claims some of the Caribbean's most significant pieces of European artwork. Another popular area is Malecon. This waterfront boulevard claims luxurious hotels and casinos along with many shops and restaurants. The city also boasts a significant amount of beautiful park space, including the Parque Mirador Sur, which overlooks the Caribbean coast. With its close proximity to the U.S., you can easily find cheap flights to Santo Domingo.

Santo Domingo is served Las Americas International Airport (SDQ). Travelers looking for direct flights from mainland U.S. to the island city can look for discount airfare on American Airlines, Continental, Delta, JetBlue, Spirit and U.S. Airways. There are also a number of foreign and domestic carriers that offer cheap flights to Santo Domingo from San Juan in Puerto Rico.

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Search for flight to Santo Domingo on a Tuesday or Wednesday. Traveling during the week can provide savings on airfare up to 35%.

Most tourists stay in along Santo Domingo's picturesque Caribbean coastline in an area known as Malecon. This seaside boulevard claims some of the best hotels in Santo Domingo. In addition, it's one of the most significant entertainment meccas in all of Santo Domingo. Here, in addition to the street's several casinos, you'll find many clubs, cafes and small restaurants. Nearby, you can find local shops along the tree-lined Avenida Independencia.

Next, visit the historical Colonial Zone. In addition to centuries-old forts, mansions and churches, you'll find the quaint street of Calle de Conde. Still lined with small local shops, this street used to be the commercial center of the city.  Or stop by the Ruinas de San Francisco and enjoy one of the regular outdoor musical performances that take place on the historic building's steps.

Take some time to explore Santo Domingo's many museums. Five of the city's museums are clustered in the Plaza de la Cultura. Here, you can find the Museum of Modern Art, the largest such museum in all of the Caribbean.

Santo Domingo has a very lively nightlife scene. Bars and nightclubs can be found throughout the city, with a heavy concentration along the waterfront boulevards. Some of Santo Domingo's most modern dance clubs can be found inside the city's high-end hotels and casinos. The Colonial Zone is also has an active nightlife scene as well. Here, you'll find an eclectic mix of gay clubs, funky lounges and dive bars.