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for services that the private sector<br />
supplies with the innate hospitality of the<br />
Macorisanos.<br />
Baseball season sends the city buzzing<br />
with activity from October to February,<br />
when the lights of the Tetelo Vargas<br />
Stadium are turned on. Its home team is<br />
the Estrellas Orientales.<br />
Opposite the Macorís or Higuamo River<br />
stands the neoclassic-style Church of St.<br />
Paul the Apostle, whose tower (the city<br />
symbol in photographs and post cards)<br />
is visible from any part of the city and<br />
serves as a gui<strong>de</strong> for visitors. Several<br />
bus terminals operate here with fixed,<br />
scheduled routes to Santo Domingo, La<br />
Romana and other eastern provinces.<br />
• Where to Stay<br />
Consult the Hotel Directory in page 70<br />
• Info:<br />
Tourism Office � 809-579-2254<br />
La Romana<br />
Located in a beautiful zone settled by<br />
Juan <strong>de</strong> Esquivel in 1502, La Romana<br />
became a province on January 1, 1945.<br />
It is a clearly flourishing region, and<br />
home of the Central Romana, a privatelyowned<br />
sugar-cane mill.<br />
Crossing the Dulce River you find Casa<br />
<strong>de</strong> Campo, the Caribbean’s most<br />
complete tourist complex and regar<strong>de</strong>d<br />
as one of the world’s ten best.<br />
It has its own airport and those who<br />
wish to vacation at this resort can fly<br />
directly by private planes or by the<br />
different commercial airlines.You can also<br />
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