Altos de Chavon Pt 1
Altos de Chavon Pt 2

Regional museum

The Regional Museum of Archaeology at Altos [picture below] documents the island's rich pre-Columbian heritage.

You can trace the evolution of indigenous cultures from the preceramic era to the time
of the Taino Indians, the island's predominant civilization during the arrival of the Spanish conquerors.
 
There is an extraordinary collection of more than 3,000 artifacts which were discovered in the region where the Museum is now located, on the banks of the Chavon River.

An educational center for scientific and cultural research, the Regional Museum of Archaeology draws thousands of visitors each year.

Below:
The ampitheatre at Altos

Gallery

The Gallery at Altos is dedicated to the promotion of national culture through the exhibition of Dominican art.

 It also serves as host to high-level international exhibitors.

Dominican artists who show at the Gallery gain vital access to the large number of worldwide visitors to Altos de Chavon. At the same time, international artists exhibiting at the Gallery are offered entree to the Dominican art community, resulting in a rich dialogue and cross-cultural interchange.

Altos de Chavon

Altos de Chavon Pt 1
Altos de Chavon Pt 2