Fort San Felipe (Fortaleza San Felipe)

Fort San Felipe (Fortaleza San Felipe)

Fort San Felipe (Fortaleza San Felipe)

Built under the orders of King Philip II of Spain, Fort San Felipe has stood as a sentinel over the waters off Puerto Plata for more than 450 years. Originally designed to protect the town from pirates and European invaders, the fort later served as a prison. Today, visitors can explore the historic ruins and take in sweeping sea views from its ramparts, offering a tangible connection to the region’s rich past.

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