Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text

The text related to the cultural heritage 'Colonial City of Santo Domingo' has mentioned 'Palace' in the following places:

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The street is bordered by many of the zone's more prominent landmarks, including Fortaleza Ozama, the site of major events in Dominican history; Casa de Bastidas, which now houses a children's museum; the French Embassy, in a building said to have been the house of Hernxc3xa1n Cortxc3xa9s; the Casa de Ovando, said to be the former residence of Governor Nicolxc3xa1s de Ovando and now a luxury hotel call Hodelpa Nicolas de Ovando; the National Pantheon of the Dominican Republic; and the Museo de las Casas Reales, in the former governors' palace and Audiencia building.	WIKI
Contains a collection of amber from the country with historical and scientific data Museo Larimar, museum about a gemstone only found in this island, located in the Isabel La Catolica street, Museo Naval de las Atarazanas, naval and underwater archeology museum of the island Parque Colxc3xb3n (Columbus Park) Palace Consistoral, building of the first city hall of America Palace of Borgellxc3xa1 Park Independencia Plaza de Espaxc3xb1a Plaza Fray Bartolomxc3xa9 de las Casas Plaza Duarte Plaza Marxc3xada de Toledo, next to the Church of the Jesuits (today National Pantheon) Plaza and statue of Antonio de Montesinos Plaza Pellerano Castro Plazoleta de los Curas, the oldest cemetery in America was once located here Plazoleta Padre Billini Puerta del Conde Reales Atarazanas, first customs offices and real warehouses of America, were managed by the Welser Family in its beginnings Sun Clock, in front of the Museo de las Casas Reales, built in 1753 by governor Francisco Rubio y Pexc3xb1aranda Steps of Las Damas	WIKI

Occurrence Sentence

Text Source

The street is bordered by many of the zone's more prominent landmarks, including Fortaleza Ozama, the site of major events in Dominican history; Casa de Bastidas, which now houses a children's museum; the French Embassy, in a building said to have been the house of Hernxc3xa1n Cortxc3xa9s; the Casa de Ovando, said to be the former residence of Governor Nicolxc3xa1s de Ovando and now a luxury hotel call Hodelpa Nicolas de Ovando; the National Pantheon of the Dominican Republic; and the Museo de las Casas Reales, in the former governors' palace and Audiencia building.

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Contains a collection of amber from the country with historical and scientific data Museo Larimar, museum about a gemstone only found in this island, located in the Isabel La Catolica street, Museo Naval de las Atarazanas, naval and underwater archeology museum of the island Parque Colxc3xb3n (Columbus Park) Palace Consistoral, building of the first city hall of America Palace of Borgellxc3xa1 Park Independencia Plaza de Espaxc3xb1a Plaza Fray Bartolomxc3xa9 de las Casas Plaza Duarte Plaza Marxc3xada de Toledo, next to the Church of the Jesuits (today National Pantheon) Plaza and statue of Antonio de Montesinos Plaza Pellerano Castro Plazoleta de los Curas, the oldest cemetery in America was once located here Plazoleta Padre Billini Puerta del Conde Reales Atarazanas, first customs offices and real warehouses of America, were managed by the Welser Family in its beginnings Sun Clock, in front of the Museo de las Casas Reales, built in 1753 by governor Francisco Rubio y Pexc3xb1aranda Steps of Las Damas

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