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Polo Magnetico is a point of interest, located at 18° 9.722'N, 71° 15.304'W, 81000, Dominican Republic

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18° 9.722'N, 71° 15.304'W, 81000

Added by Jopie, at 28 March 2013

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  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours

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8 Reviews

  • Caleb Hennon
    27 May 2018

    This is just a side road, so there are no entrance fees or, really, any indication other than a small sign. This was very fascinating for me because you seem to be breaking the law of gravity. The road is fairly well maintained and can pull you pretty quickly up the hill if you're in drive or pull you in reverse up the hill as well. A truly fascinating place and it's worth the drive.

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  • Leyni Rodriguez
    15 March 2018

    It was so cool, cars do really get pulled uphill by the magnet

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  • Rafael Eduardo Taveras Puntiel
    07 November 2017

    Interesting place

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  • Gloria Infante
    24 January 2017

    Love it

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  • Carlos Gonzalez
    28 June 2016

    My mind was blown

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  • Pirata Negros
    06 December 2015

    An believe it

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  • Daniele Spertino
    01 September 2015

    Wtf???

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  • Ken Harrington
    04 April 2013

    There is nothing there. No sign, no marker on the road, nothing. All I can assume is that this place is more of a myth or an urban legend. Your car nor anything else rolls uphill. If you are drunk, or have a good imagination, you may come to a different conclusion. Its an optical illusion and not a good one at that. However, if you are bored in Barahona and have nothing else to do, spend a few hours of your day and drive up here. Make sure you get some GPS coordinates, otherwise you'll never find it.

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