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  1. Botanical Garden
    Located at the University of Puerto Rico, Botanical Garden is one of the main attractions on the campus. With over 200 species of tropical and sub-tropical vegetation to color the landscape. Open daily 9am-4:30pm. Free admission. Route 1 at Route 847, Rio Piedras.

    2. Address: Roads 1 and 847, Rio Piedras 00936
    (787) 763-4408

  2. Tropical Agricultural Research Station
    Visitors can take self-guided tours. There are many species of exotic plants and trees such as the traveler's tree, shower of orchids, ceylon cinnamon and pink torch ginger. Open weekdays 7am - 4pm.

    3. Address: Route 65, Mayaguez
    (787) 831-3435

  3. Montoso Gardens
    Montoso Gardens is a 90 acre (36 ha) botanical garden, tropical flower and fruit farm, and nursery with over 600 species of exotic tropical flowers, fruits, nuts, spices, and palms. Located on the south slope of Pico Montoso mountain, at 1500 feet (457 m) altitude in the heart of the rugged coffee growing region in Maricao. The farm borders the 5,000 acre (2023 ha) Maricao State Forest, and is registered as an Auxiliary Forest by the Puerto Rico Department of Natural Resources. Admission $5 per person, by appointment only. Children accompanied by parents are free.

    4. Address: Carr. 120, Km. 18.9, Maricao 00606
    (787) 838-0318




Did You Know?

Born in Ponce, Juan Morel Campos was considered the most important figure in Puerto Rican music of the 19th century, he composed over 300 danzas.