The oldest hotel in Puerto Plata, DR. Gives very romantic, old world vibes. Enjoyed passing through and taking in all the charm the area had to offer.

Great photo op and good stop when touring the town of Puerto Plata. With so many little treasures near by it is great exploring. Don’t miss the Umbrella Alley that has shops and restaurants nearby.

Pinkalicious would love it. Very well taken care of.

Paseo de Doña Blanca, also known as Calle Rosada or Pink Street, was named for Blanca Franceschini Rainieri, a hard working Italian-Dominican mother of nine who started the modern tourist industry in Puerto Plata. The Rainieri family arrived in Puerto Plata in 1898 and started Hotel del Comercio, later called Hotel Europa. The husband and father, Isidoro Rainieri, died in 1914. Doña Blanca sent her children to school in Italy, where they told their classmates about their hotel. When I visited, a statue of Doña Blanca sat on a metal bench on the bright pink sidewalk.

(Translated by Google) Very good initiative of the art department of the town hall and the management of Walter Musa. The alley or promenade of Doña Blanca is an excellent spot for photos and that gives life and color to a space in the center of the city. Come by and enjoy (Original) Buenísima iniciativa del departamento de arte del ayuntamiento y la gestión de Walter Musa. El callejón o paseo de Doña blanca es un excelente spot para fotos y que da vida y color a un espacio en el centro de la ciudad. Pasen por ahí y disfruten

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place!! (Original) Bello lugar!!

(Translated by Google) It is a pedestrian street for selfies to admire the place to know more about the history of that honorable woman (Original) Es una calle peatonal para selfies abmirar el lugar saber más de la historia de esa honorable mujer

(Translated by Google) Interesting place for pictures (Original) Интересное местечко для фоток

It's a beautiful pink place for pictures. I loved it.

(Translated by Google) It is a small section that was well designed which you can recreate and enjoy the visit of tourists and favorite places in Puerto Plata. (Original) Es un pequeño tramo que fue bien diseñado el cual puedes recrearte y disfrutas de la visita de turistas y de los lugares favoritos en Puerto Plata.

Clean pink walkway sharing history of Doña Blanca - someone historic in the community. Cool spot to take photos.

Beautiful pink color. I love how good it looks. You can feel a good vibe here.

Paseo Dona Blanca in Puerto Plata is a unique alleyway created to commemorate the arrival of Mrs. Bianca Franceschini, a pioneer in the development of the early tourism industry in Puerto Plata at the end of the 18th century. This Victorian style alley is painted entirely in pink, including walls, flooring, decorative elements, benches and flowers; a great backdrop for photography that now attracts weddings, birthday and other photo shoots.

Very lively and enjoyable place to go visit. If you are on a cruise, there is no need for you to pay for any taxi, not any tour, it is within a short walking distance from the Port, and it it is easy and safe to get to it on your own.

This particular street boasts a remarkable Victorian-style architecture and a delightful pink color palette, making it an ideal destination for photography enthusiasts. The opportunity to capture captivating images presents itself swiftly, allowing visitors to explore and depart within a short 15-minute span. Notably, this street serves as a commemoration to the remarkable achievements of Doña Blanca, who demonstrated extraordinary resilience after her husband's demise. Despite her loss, she continued to manage the hotel establishment that they had initiated, raised nine children, and actively engaged in charitable endeavors. The pink hue adorning the alley serves as a symbolic tribute to this esteemed community leader, whose life was impacted by breast cancer. Adjacent to this tribute street lies the enchanting Umbrella Alley, an equally captivating site with an array of vibrant and colorful umbrellas adorning the thoroughfare. This alluring spot offers additional opportunities for captivating photography. Moreover, visitors can explore nearby shops and cafes, enhancing their overall experience. For travelers with an inclination towards photography and a love for travel, this destination presents a compelling and enriching experience that combines architectural splendor, meaningful tributes, and picturesque backdrops.

It’s become a signature landmark. There isn’t any other like it around or even in other city in DR. There is a bar that’s nice and can be reached from within and from the street for cocktails and many spots for nice pictures. Also the meaning of the place and it’s reason I found interesting to manifest in such “Paseo”. It’s worth visiting but you can be done in 10 minutes depending of the amount of pictures you want to take.

The charming allure of the pink street in Puerto Plata is simply irresistible! This tourist haven exudes a delightful charm that captivates visitors. A must-visit spot for those seeking a picturesque and enjoyable experience.

If you love pink this is the place you have to go you will have multiples spots to take photos update you feed. Close to the umbrella way and the Central Park. There is a coffee in the middle where you can stay but I will recommend the one in the umbrella way. I rather be carefully where you park as you will have to walk for Better experiencia in the area. When you start the way you will find the History about Doña Blanca. If you know about Punta Cana and other you will see the woman who start everything about today we know as Punta Cana. I will give 4 as they need to do some maintenance to all.

Great area to see the culture. Tons of shopping and restaurants. Local vendors. Street meat. Live music. Super nice place to kill some time.

Wonderful Place for relaxing and tourist, I can recommend for whole family and friends, historic place and very clean 👌

Visited during a cruise. Really cool outdoor area. There's a cigar place right next door.

A must visit in Amber Cove.

Beautiful but small pink park honoring Dona Blanca.

Very close to Umbrella street in old town Puerto Plata, but much more interesting. Whole street is painted in intensive pink color, making it a great photo op.

Nice place if you want to take some fun photos 😉

Just a simple small street pink coloured...

Beautiful place, I though was bigger but is just a hallway

It’s beautiful but you have to go at a good time for pictures. It was so crowded when we were there it was hard to really enjoy.

Colorful area, nice stores with local flare.

Gorgeous!!! Lots of room to take photos. Free!

Wonderful street & photo opportunity! Beautiful and really fun while also being a great tribute to Dona Blanca 💖

Good to see when nearby at umbrella street and nearby Cathedral. Easy walk from the cruise port, once you get by those trying to get you to take a taxi/tour. The alleyway was created to commemorate the arrival of Mrs. Bianca Franceschini, a pioneer in the development of the early tourism industry in Puerto Plata at the end of the 18th century. This alley is painted entirely in pink,

It's a nice photo spot and is within walking distance of the cruise port. There are shops around but the alley itself is not much of a destination. There was a visible security presence in the area.

Interesting tourist spot. Everything is bright pink!

Beautiful bright pink alley, children and lovers enjoy it, excellent for photos and to appreciate the local history and culture of Puerto Plata city

Very nice place to visit while in Puerto Plata D.R. Free alley for beautiful IG pics. Some organized locals offer brief tour (tip base) although not necessary if you like to support local tourism activities you can agree to one.

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Cool spot to take pics

(Translated by Google) I really do not have an opinion in itself, since it is currently closed, I do not know the specific reason, I give it 4 stars, because despite everything, from the outside you can see the good conditions in which the place is, nice to take photos once reopen it. (Original) Realmente no tengo una opinión en sí, ya que actualmente está cerrado, no se la razón específica, le doy 4 estrellas, porque a pesar de todo, desde afuera se puede observar las buenas condiciones en las que está el lugar, lindo para tomar fotos una vez vuelva a abrirlo.

(Translated by Google) Cool location for a photo shoot. Better to get on your own, the tour is expensive. If your hotel is not far away, then you can easily reach on foot or by taxi. First you meet a street with umbrellas instead of a roof, then a street with pink walls and the same pink decor. Great mood and great pictures guaranteed! (Original) Классная локация для фотосессии. Лучше добираться самостоятельно, экскурсия дорогая. Если ваш отель не далеко расположен, то без проблем можно добраться пешком или на такси. Сначала вас встречает улица с зонтами вместо крыши, далее улочка с розовыми стенами и такой же розовой обстановкой. Отличное настроение и прекрасные снимки гарантированы!

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant experience, historical place very well set and pleasant surroundings. Step get to * pachuche * (Original) Experiencia muy agradable, histórica lugar muy bien ambientado y el entorno placentero de. Paso llegar a *pachuche*

(Translated by Google) A mandatory stop in Puerto Plata! The Doña Blanca promenade is a space that was rescued and has become a symbol of Puerto Plata. Doña Blanca Walk. A pink-painted crossing with Victorian touches characterizes this beautiful street in Puerto Plata. It has become the most visited place, after its Central Park. Doña Bianca or Blanca is a kind of walk that connects Beller and John F. Kennedy streets in this city. Its history lies since 1898 when Isidoro Rainieri and Bianca Franceschini, from Italy, arrived in Puerto Plata and realizing that a hotel was needed to meet travelers they decided to found the Lodging of Commerce, which they later changed the name to Hotel Europe. A mandatory stop in Puerto Plata! The Doña Blanca promenade is a space that was rescued and has become a symbol of Puerto Plata. Mrs. Blanca Walk. A pink-painted crossing with Victorian touches characterizes this beautiful street in Puerto Plata. It has become the most visited place, after its Central Park. Doña Bianca or Blanca is a kind of walk that connects Beller and John F. Kennedy streets in this city. Its history lies since 1898 when Isidoro Rainieri and Bianca Franceschini, from Italy, arrived in Puerto Plata and realizing that a hotel was needed to meet travelers they decided to found the Lodging of Commerce, which they later changed the name to Hotel Europe. (Original) una parada obligatoria en Puerto Plata! El paseo Doña Blanca es un espacio que se rescató y se ha convertido en un símbolo de Puerto Plata. Paseo Doña Blanca. Una travesía pintada de rosado con toques victorianos caracteriza esta hermosa calle en Puerto Plata. La misma se ha vuelto el lugar más visitado, después de su Parque Central. Doña Bianca o Blanca es una especie de paseo que conecta las calles Beller y John F. Kennedy en esta ciudad. Su historia radica desde 1898 cuando Isidoro Rainieri y Bianca Franceschini, oriundos de Italia, llegaron a Puerto Plata y al darse cuenta de que hacía falta un hotel para atender a los viajeros decidieron fundar el Hospedaje del Comercio, al que luego cambiaron el nombre por Hotel Europa. A mandatory stop in Puerto Plata! The Doña Blanca promenade is a space that was rescued and has become a symbol of Puerto Plata. Doña Blanca Walk. A pink-painted crossing with Victorian touches characterizes this beautiful street in Puerto Plata. It has become the most visited place, after its Central Park. Doña Bianca or Blanca is a kind of walk that connects Beller and John F. Kennedy streets in this city. Its history lies since 1898 when Isidoro Rainieri and Bianca Franceschini, from Italy, arrived in Puerto Plata and realizing that a hotel was needed to meet travelers they decided to found the Lodging of Commerce, which they later changed the name to Hotel Europe.

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Muy bueno

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place for photos and such (Original) Hermoso lugar para fotos y demás

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Precioso lugar

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Hermoso lugar

(Translated by Google) A picturesque place, super to take a picture !! (Original) Колоритное местечко, супер для того чтобы пофотографироваться!!

(Translated by Google) Nice place (Original) Agradable lugar

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to take stunning photos, a must for those who visit Puerto Plata (Original) Hermoso lugar para realizar fotos impresionantes, lugar obligado para quienes visitan Puerto Plata

(Translated by Google) Its beautiful (Original) Es hermoso

(Translated by Google) Nice pink promenade dedicated to a lady named Blanca driving tourism in Puerto Plata. (Original) Bonito paseo de color Rosa dedicado a una señora llamada Blanca impulsora del turismo en Puerto Plata.

Cool ally with all thing pink! perfect for pictures

(Translated by Google) A very nice place to take pictures and that. (Original) Un sitio muy bonito para tomar fotos y eso.

(Translated by Google) Paseo Rosado. (Original) Paseo Rosado.

(Translated by Google) Very nice and safe (Original) Muy Bonito y Seguro

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Precioso

(Translated by Google) A place with many restaurants and places to spend a fun time (Original) Un lugar con muchos restaurantes y lugares para pasar un momento ameno

(Translated by Google) My God, what a great job they did with this place, gives some spectacular photos; Puerto deserves to have these types of projects every day 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 (Original) Dios mío que gran trabajo hicieron con este lugar, da unas fotos espectaculares; puerto merece que cada día se hagan este tipo de proyectos 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

(Translated by Google) In love with the place 💞😍 (Original) Enamorada del lugar 💞😍

(Translated by Google) Small alley that connects two streets of the city, conditioned with various elements on the sides such as bicycles, stairs and mirrored windows. Very good place for those who like the photos the not very common places. (Original) Pequeño callejón que comunica dos calles de la ciudad, acondicionado con diversos elementos en los laterales como bicicletas, escaleras y ventanas con espejos. Muy buen lugar para quien les guste las fotos el lugares no muy comunes.

A really cool little spot for pictures. And you get some quick history of the city also.

It was so cute and worth it to go, but just to let everyone know, the umbrellas were taken down 😩 so if your expecting to see that, it won't be there. Not sure if temporary or permanently removed. It was disappointing.

It's beautiful and it makes great pictures. There is also a little patio/terrasse/cigar lounge where you can enjoy a nice cocktail or drink and across the street is the umbrella street which is algo great for pictures day time and night time

Everything in pink, nice spot to take a few photos

Great place to take photos!!!