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  1. African Heritage Museum
    San Jose Plaza, San Sebastian St.
    San Juan, 00901
    (787) 724-4294
  2. Amphiteatro Tito Puente
    Luis Munoz Marin Park, Hato Rey
    San Juan
    (787) 751-3353
  3. Asilo de Beneficencia
    The Asilo de Beneficencia ("Home for the Poor") was built 1840s for the indigent people. Today it houses the administrative offices of the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture, with several changing exhibition galleries and an interesting room filled with pre-Columbian artifacts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Saturday from 9am to 4:30pm, charging $1 admission.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 724-5949 (787) 724-5477
  4. Ateneo Puertorriqueno
    Ateneo Puertorriqueno is the oldest cultural institution in Puerto Rico, founded in 1876. The Ateneo host a collection of art works, literature, historical documents, and memorabilia. It offers literary contests, annual art competitions, and short academic courses. Open weekdays from 9am to 5pm.
    Ponce de Leon Ave.
    San Juan
    (787) 722-4839
  5. Atlas Art
    Contemporary paintings and prints, and sculptures in glass and bronze.
    208 Cristo St., Old San Juan
    San Juan
    (787) 723-9987
  6. Barrachina, Inc.
    Located just one block from the La Fortaleza (the Governor's Mansion), Barrachina is the largest and oldest store of its kind in Puerto Rico. Barrachina has over 10,000 square feet of retail space dedicated to the sale of fine jewelry, fragrances, gifts, liquor, souvenirs, Paintings, sculptures, ceramics, serigraphs, lithographs, and hand carved santos. Open Mon through Sat, 9am - 6pm.
    104 Fortaleza St.
    San Juan, 00901
    (787) 725-7912
  7. Biblioteca Carnegie
    The Carnegie Library started its construction in 1914. The governor Arthur Yager obtained a contribution of $100,000 from Andrew Carnegie for the construction of a public library in San Juan. Recently restored and refurbished (1995), this public library boasts a state-of-the-art computer room and excellent educational services. Open Monday, Friday, and Saturday from 9:00am to 5:00pm., and Tuesday through Thursday from 9:00am to 9:00pm.
    7 Ponce de Leon Ave.
    San Juan
    (787) 722-4739, (787) 722-4754
  8. Bolera Paradise
    Open hours: Mon-Wed 9am - 12am, Thurs 11am - 12am, Fri-Sat 9am - 1am, and Sun 9am - 12am.
    Rt. 58, Matadero St.
    San Juan, 00920
    (787) 792-6594
  9. Bosque Urbano del Nuevo Milenio
    Located on the eastern side of the Botanical Garden of the University of Puerto Rico in Rio Piedras.
    Roads 1 and 847
    Rio Piedras, 00936
  10. Botanical Garden
    The University of Puerto Rico Botanical Garden spans nearly 300 acres and features more than 30,000 tropical plants, lakes, waterfalls, sculptures, walking trails, and collections of native and endangered species. Admission is free, making it one of the island's finest places for nature walks and birdwatching.
    Roads 1 and 847
    Rio Piedras, 00936
    (787) 763-4408
  11. Butterfly People
    An unique store featuring of a gallery, restaurant, gift shop, and antique shop. Hundreds of butterflies literally flutter across the walls of the gallery. These unique displays of beautiful arrangements of preserved butterflies, the work of artist Attenaire Purington, are for sale. Prices range from 20 to thousands of dollars. Open Monday through Saturday.
    152 Fortaleza St.
    San Juan, 00901
    (787) 723-2432
  12. Capilla El Cristo (Cristo Chapel)
    La Capilla del Cristo was build in the 16th century (1753). Open only on Tuesdays from 10:00am to 3:30pm.
    San Juan - Metro
  13. Carib Inn
    Eight tennis courts.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 791-3535
  14. Caribe Hilton
    Six tennis courts.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 721-0303
  15. Caribe Hilton Casino
    Located close to Fort San Jeronimo.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 721-0303
  16. Casa Blanca
    Casa Blanca was built in 1521 by the family of Ponce de Leon, who lived in it for 250 years until it became the residence of the Spanish and then the US military commander-in-chief. It is now a historical museum which is well worth a visit. It houses two museums, one on the Taino Indians and one on the house's history, with emphasis on life in the 16th and 18th centuries. Open Tues-Sun, guided tours Tues-Fri by appointment, admission US$2 adults, US$1 children.
    1 San Sebastian St.
    San Juan
    (787) 724-4102
  17. Casa de los Contrafuertes
    Periodic exhibitions are held in its Museum of Latin American Prints. Open Wed-Sun 9:00am-4:30pm.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 724-5477
  18. Casa de los Dos Zaguanes (House of the Two Foyers)
    Open Mon-Fri 8:00am-4:00pm
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 724-5477
  19. Casa de Ramon Power y Girault
    Headquarters for the Conservation Trust of Puerto Rico. In this house, Don Ramon Power y Giralt was born on October 27, 1775, to a family of landowners. At age 34, he was elected to be the representative for Puerto Rico in the Spanish Courts. During his incumbency, he won many important economic and political reforms for his country. The house has been restored; it also serves as a conservation resource center, in which critical environmental issues can be explored through an interactive multimedia exhibition entitled OJO-ISLA. Open Tuesday through Saturday, from 10:00am to 4:00pm.
    155 Tetuan St.
    San Juan
    (787) 722-5834
  20. Casa del Libro
    An 18 century house, today is a museum and library devoted to the art of printing and book-making. Home to nearly 5,000 rare works of all kinds including sketches, illustrations and ancient manuscripts, the institution boasts 350 works predating the 16th century. Among the museum's most precious possessions are two royal mandates signed by Ferdinand and Isabella in 1493 concerning provisioning Columbus' fleet for his second voyage, during which Puerto Rico was discovered. Open Tue-Sat 11:00am - 4:30pm.
    255 Cristo St.
    San Juan
    (787) 723-0354
  21. Casa Rosada
    Built in 1812 for the Spanish army. Today houses a government tourism office where you can pick up brochures, maps and a complimentary welcome cocktail made with Puerto Rican rum. Open daily from 8:00am - 5:00pm. Admission: $2.00 for adults and $1.00 for senior citizens and children.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 724-1454
  22. Casino del Mar at Condado Plaza
    Oceanfront casino at the Condado Plaza Hotel offering slot machines, table games, and a lively atmosphere in the Condado district.
    999 Ashford Avenue
    San Juan, 00907
    (787) 721-1000
  23. Casino del Mar at La Concha Resort
    Upscale beachfront casino located inside La Concha Resort featuring slot machines, table games, poker, bars, and live entertainment.
    1077 Ashford Avenue
    San Juan, 00907
    (787) 721-7500
  24. Castillo San Cristobal
    San Cristobal Fort was El Morro's partner in the city's defense. Built in the 18th century, was considered the Gibraltar of the West Indies. San Cristobal was supported by a massive system of outworks which provided defense in depth and is is one of the largest defenses ever built in the Americas. Guided tours show visitors through the maze Tue, Thu-Fri at 10am, 11am, 2pm and 3pm. Open daily 9am - 5pm.
    Norzagaray Street, Old San Juan
    San Juan
    (787) 729-6653
  25. Castillo San Felipe del Morro
    El Morro was initially fortified in 1539 and completed in 1589. Rising 140 feet above the sea, its 18-foot-thick wall proved a formidable defense. It fell only once, in 1538, to a land assault by the Earl of Cumberland's forces. The fort is a maze of tunnels, dungeons, barracks, outposts and ramps. Many restorations and expansions contributed to the imposing structure it is today. The area was designated a National Historic Site in February, 1949 with 74 total acres. Tours, orientation, and video presentation are available in English and Spanish. Open daily 9am-5pm. Free admission.
    Norzagaray Street, Old San Juan
    San Juan
    (787) 729-6960
  26. Catedral de San Juan Bautista (Saint John the Baptist Cathedral)
    San Juan Cathedral was built in 1521 by the Spanish colony's first bishop, Alonso Manso. The original church on these grounds had wooden walls and a thatched roof. The thatched wooden church was blown away by a hurricane in 1526 (October 4th). A new temple, built from stone dragged by horse from inland quarries, was completed in 1529, looted in 1598, and damaged by another hurricane in 1615. The Cathedral as seen today is the result of work done in 1917, when major restorations were performed. This Cathedral is an authentic and rare New World example of medieval architecture, considered one of the most impressive religious monuments in Puerto Rico. Since 1913, the Cathedral, which features Doric columns and elliptical vaults, contains the marble tomb of the island's first governor Juan Ponce de Leon and the relic of San Pio, a Roman martyr. San Juan Cathedral still holds religious services on a regular schedule. It is also open for tours daily from 8:30am to 4pm.
    Cristo St.
    San Juan
    (787) 722-0861 (787) 722-1709
  27. Centro de Bellas Artes Luis A. Ferre
    Puerto Rico's own performing arts center dedicated to the promotion of local and visiting opera stars, ballet and theatrical companies as well as popular singing idols from all over the world. Located in Santurce, this modern architectural masterpiece houses three theaters. The Carlos Marichal Experimental Theater, a 210-seat room designed for theater-in-the-round and intimate chamber music performances. The Rene Marques Theater is a more formal 748-seat room that permits dramatic staging without losing the intimate feeling of live performances. The Antonio Paoli Festival Room is a 1,875-seat concert hall, home of the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra.
    Ponce de Leon Ave. Stop 20
    San Juan, 00940
    (787) 725-7334
  28. Centro Ecuestre Dulce Sueno
    Horseback riding.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 725-0937
  29. Chroma Local
    Curated marketplace inside Mall of San Juan showcasing locally designed Puerto Rican fashion, jewelry, artwork, gourmet foods, and handcrafted gifts.
    1000 Mall of San Juan Blvd.
    San Juan, 00924
  30. Club Gallistico de Rio Piedras
    Bo Cupey Bajo Carr 844 Km 4 Hm 2, Rio Piedras
    San Juan
    (787) 763-5545
  31. Complejo Deportivo Rebekah Colberg
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 725-2110
  32. Condado Lagoon
    Popular destination for kayaking, paddleboarding, and occasional manatee sightings in the heart of San Juan.
    San Juan - Metro
  33. Condado Plaza Hotel
    Two tennis courts.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 721-1000
  34. Condado Shopping Center
    An upscale mini-mall boasting exclusive shops such as Louis Vuitton and Cartier.
    1054 Ashford Ave.
    San Juan
  35. Convento de los Dominicos (Convent of the Dominican Order)
    The Dominican Convent was built by Dominican friars in 1523, this building has served alternately as a convent, as a shelter against Carib Indian raids, and as the Caribbean headquarters of the U.S. Army. The convent contains a small chapel museum. Open daily 8am-4:30pm.
    98 Norzagaray Street, Old San Juan
    San Juan
    (787) 721-6866
  36. Cuartel de Ballaja
    The Ballaja Quarters were the last and biggest buildings built by the Spaniards in Puerto Rico. The building measures 310 feet in its north and south sides; 272 feet in its east and west sides for a total of 84,320 sq.ft. (7,716 m2). Originally conceived as a solution to the lodging needs of military personnel stationed in San Juan, the building could accommodate up to 1,000 soldiers and their relatives. It's construction began in 1854. The Cuartel de Ballaja is a three-story, quadrilateral building with ample balconies, designed with a series of arches, that look towards an interior patio which served as a plaza and covers a reservoir. Facilities included officer quarters, warehouses, kitchens, dining rooms, prison cells and stables. After the Spanish American War, the U.S. Army used Ballaja to house its Infantry division. In the 1950s, it was converted into a military medical facility. Carefully restored Ballaja now houses the Museum of the Americas (second floor) features changing exhibitions, archaeological finds of the Ballaja area and an exhibit of crafts in the Americas. Open Mon-Fri 10:00-2:00, Sat-Sun 11:00-5:00, guided tours available weekdays. Admission free.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 724-5052
  37. Distrito T-Mobile Shops
    Entertainment district featuring specialty shops, Puerto Rican merchandise, restaurants, nightlife, live music, and family attractions next to the Convention Center.
    250 Convention Blvd.
    San Juan, 00907
    (787) 592-6196
  38. El Alcazar
    This antiques shop has a fine collection of old handmade santos figurines.
    103 San Jose St., Old San Juan
    San Juan
    (787) 723-1229
  39. El Arsenal
    Center for changing art exhibitions. Open Wed-Sun 9:00am-4:30pm.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 724-5949
  40. El Capitolio
    The Capitol was built in the 1920's to hold the offices of senators on one wing and those of representatives on the other, with galleries, friezes, mosaics and an impressive rotunda in which Puerto Rico's constitution is exhibited. Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm.
    Avenida Ponce de Leon
    San Juan
    (787) 721-5200 ext. 301
  41. El Conquistador
    Four tennis courts.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 863-1000
  42. El Escambron Beach
    Puerta De Tierra
    San Juan
    (787) 622-5229
  43. Escambron Marine Park
    Protected marine park with calm waters, coral reefs, tropical fish, and one of Puerto Rico's best beginner snorkeling locations.
    San Juan - Metro
  44. Estadio Hiram Bithorn
    Maximum capacity 18,000 persons.
    F.D. Roosevelt Ave., Hato Rey
    San Juan
    (787) 725-2110
  45. Federal Building
    The Federal Building was inaugurated the 4th of July of 1914. Is the only building in Puerto Rico with heating system. It was built with American surface plan, on the beginning of the 20th Century.
    San Juan - Metro
  46. Fort Buchanan Golf Club
    Built in 1941. Designed by Military Personnel. Located on a military base in the heart of San Juan. Civilians can play when accompanied by a person from the military. 9-hole Bermuda Grass course with water in play. Carts available. Open daily 6:00am-6:00pm.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 707-3852
  47. Francisco Oller and History Museum
    Open Mon-Fri 8:00am-noon, 1:00pm-4:00pm
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 798-8191
  48. Fuerte San Geronimo
    Located close to Caribe Hilton Hotel.
    San Juan - Metro
  49. Galeria Botello
    Housed in a colonial mansion that once was the residence of Puerto Rican sculptor Angel Botello, this gallery displays his paintings and sculptures, and also offers a cross-section of contemporary Latin American art.
    314 Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ave., Hato Rey
    San Juan, 00918
    (787) 754-7430
  50. Galeria Coabey
    The gallery specializes in appraisals and exhibits of international art. Open Monday-Friday 11am - 4:30pm, Saturday 11am - 5pm.
    San Jose St., Old San Juan
    San Juan
    (787) 723-1018
  51. Galeria Glasmin
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 292-0540
  52. Galería San Juan at Gallery Inn
    Sculptures of artist Jan D'Esopo.
    204-206 Calle Norzagaray
    San Juan, 00901
    (787) 722-1808
  53. Hyatt Dorado Beach
    Seven tennis courts.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 796-1234
  54. Hyatt Regency
    Fourteen tennis court.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 796-1234
  55. Iglesia San Jose (Church of Saint Joseph)
    The Church of Saint Joseph built in 1532 by Dominican friars to serve as the monastery's church, is the second oldest in the Western Hemisphere and is an excellent example of 16th century Spanish Gothic architecture. Originally named Saint Thomas Aquinas Church, later re-dedicated to Saint Joseph when the Jesuits took over both the Convent of the Dominican Order and the church in 1865. Ponce de Leon, was buried here for 300 years until his body was moved to the Saint John the Baptist Cathedral Cathedral in 1913. Puerto Rican painter Jose Campeche, who contributed a great deal to the beautiful churches of his island, is buried here. Mon-Wed, Fri 8am-3pm. Cristo Street, on the San Jose Plaza, Old San Juan.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 725-7501.
  56. Isla Verde Beach
    How to get there: From Luis Munoz Marin International Airport take Road 26, turn right on 187, then left on Road 37.
    Route 187
    San Juan
    (787) 791-2410
  57. Isla Verde Tennis Club
    Four tennis courts.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 727-6490
  58. Isla Verde Tennis Club
    Facilities offer after school programs for childrens and adults.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 727-6490, (787) 642-3208
  59. Jardin Botanico-Escultorico del Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico
    A beautifully landscaped sculpture garden featuring native and tropical plants, ponds, and outdoor art installations within the grounds of the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico.
    299 Avenida Jose de Diego
    San Juan, 00912
    (787) 977-6277
  60. La Casita
    Built in 1937 for the Department of Commerce and Agriculture. Today houses the Puerto Rico Tourism Company Information Center, providing brochures, walking tour maps and general information. A craft market is held on weekends at La Plaza Darsenas, the square that surrounds La Casita. Open Saturday through Wednesday from 9:00am to 8:00pm., Thursday and Friday from 9:00am to 5:30pm, and on weekends from 11am to 10pm.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 722-1709
  61. La Fortaleza
    The Fortaleza building, originally built in 1540 as a fortress, but soon later proved inadequate to guard the entrance to the harbor. Built by Charles V and became the official Governor's Residence. The construction began in 1533 with a circular Homage Tower on top of which boaths of courage and fidelity were sworn. Reconstruction and expansions continued throughout the centuries. In 1846, it was remodeled and a neoclassical facade replaced its plain exterior, taking on the palatial splendor it boasts today. The building is surrounded by gardens. Tours in English are available every hour. Reservations required. Open Mon-Fri 9am-4pm. Free admission. West end of Fortaleza Street, Old San Juan.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 721-7000 ext. 2211, 2288, 2366
  62. La Princesa
    Built in 1837 and was originally a jail. It was restored to house the headquarters of the Puerto Rico Tourism Company. Arts exhibitions are displayed in a gallery within the building. Open M-F 9:00am-noon, 1:00pm-4:00pm.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 721-2400
  63. Mall of San Juan
    Puerto Rico's premier luxury shopping destination featuring Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Ferragamo, local boutiques, fine dining, and upscale services.
    1000 Mall of San Juan Blvd.
    San Juan, 00924
    (787) 303-2400
  64. Mercado de Santurce
    Popular urban marketplace featuring local vendors, artisan products, Puerto Rican foods, fresh produce, crafts, and cultural events.
    1250 Avenida Juan Ponce de León
    San Juan, 00907
  65. Mike's Cyber Golf
    Mike's Cyber Golf, the first indoor golf range in Puerto Rico. Using the latest in simulator technology and real clubs and balls, Mike's Cyber Golf grants golfers a new alternative to play or practice their game within an 'virtual' golf course environment.
    205 Federico Costa St.
    San Juan
    (787) 767-0798
  66. Monumento a Luis Munoz Marin
    Monumento a Luis Munoz Marin commemorates Puerto Rico's first democratically elected governor. The monument recognizes his lasting influence on the island's political, economic, and social development during the 20th century.
    San Juan - Metro
  67. Monumento al Veterano
    Monumento al Veterano honors the men and women from Puerto Rico who have served in the United States Armed Forces. It stands as a tribute to their sacrifice, dedication, and service across generations.
    San Juan - Metro
  68. Museo de Antropologia, Historia e Arte
    Located on the campus of the University of Puerto Rico. The museum presents a balanced view of the history, archeology and fine arts of the island. Among their exhibits, excellent collection of paintings by Puerto Rican talents Francisco Oller and Jose Campeche.
    Av. Ponce de Leon
    San Juan
    (787) 764-3939
  69. Museo de Arte Contemporaneo Universidad del Sagrado Corazon
    The museum has a permanent collection of works by Latin, Caribbean, and Puerto Rican artists, as well as a center for the documentation and investigation of the arts, the museum also offers educational activities.Free admission. Open Tuesday through Saturday - 10 am a 4 pm Sunday - 12 pm a 5 pm. Mondays closed. Store hours: Tuesday through Friday - 10 am a 4 pm Saturday and Sunday - 12pm a 4 pm - (787) 977-2106.
    Baralt Bldg., 2nd floor, Rosales St., Corner, San Antonio St.
    San Juan
    (787) 268-0049
  70. Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico
    The Museum features Puerto Rico's most treasured works of art, among them works of Francisco Oller, Jose Campeche and Angel Botello. This 1920s neo-classical structure it is considered an artistic masterpiece in itself. The facilities include a 400-seat theater, Pikayo restaurant, gardens, and workshops rooms.
    299 De Diego Ave., Santurce
    San Juan
    (787) 977-6277
  71. Museo de Arte e Historia de San Juan
    Showcases contemporary Puerto Rican sculptures and clay work. The museum exhibits include: paintings, sculptures and an important collection of santos. Tours available in Spanish and English, the tour features a documentary about San Juan's history, from 1521 to the present day. Open Monday through Friday, from 8am to 4pm.
    150 Norzagaray Street
    San Juan
    (787) 724-1875
  72. Museo de la Farmacia
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 758-2525 ext. 5425
  73. Museo de Las Americas
    Take a crash course in the cultures of North Central and South America by walking through this museum located in Cuartel Ballajá, a series of restored buildings originally used to house Spanish troops and their families. Its permanent collection features a colorful exhibit of the popular arts in the Americas, archaeological finds of the Ballajá area and changing exhibitions. Open Tuesday through Friday, 10am to 4pm., and weekends, 11am to 5pm.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 724-5052, (787) 723-4481
  74. Museo de Pablo Casals
    The Pablo Casals Museum is located in San Jose Plaza in Old San Juan, next to San Jose Church. Original manuscripts of Casals music, his cello and piano are on display in the main hall. Admission $1 adult and $.50 children up to 12. Open Tue-Sat 9:30am - 5:30pm.
    101 San Sebastián St.
    San Juan
    (787) 723-9185
  75. Museo del Grabado Latinoamericano
    San Juan - Metro
  76. Museo del Indio
    The Museum features photographic exhibits of indigenous people and dioramas that use artifacts, tools and stone carvings to illustrate their way of life. Located on the first floor of the Institute of Puerto Rican culture. Open daily, 9am to 4:30pm.
    Norzagary St.
    San Juan
    (787) 724-0700, ext. 4223
  77. Museo del Nino
    Museo del Niño is the first museum dedicated entirely to exhibits for children in Puerto Rico. Kids can talk to other countries on short wave radio, walk through the giant Human Heart exhibit, and take a stroll at La Placita, a miniature town plaza featuring a bank, city hall and other buildings constructed to kid scale. The museum also features environmental and health exhibits that illustrate how the body works and hands-on recycling demonstrations. Open Tue-Thu 9:30am - 3:30pm; Fri 10am - 5pm; Sat-Sun 12:30 - 5pm. Admission: Adults $3, children $2.50.
    150 Cristo St., Old San Juan
    San Juan
    (787) 722-3791 (787) 725-7214
  78. Museo Felisa Rincon de Gautier
    Former home of one of San Juan's most popular mayors. The museum that honors the first woman to serve as mayor of San Juan, from 1946 to 1968, it features photographs of important moments in her colorful career, many of her honorary degrees and awards, an impressive collection of keys to American and European cities, as well as several of her dresses, elaborate wigs and elegant fans. Open Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm
    51 Caleta de San Juan St.
    San Juan
    (787) 723-1897
  79. Ole
    You will find a wide variety of crafts like gourd masks and watercolors.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 724-2445
  80. Parque Central (central park)
    Parque Central is one of the San Juan metropolitan area's premier urban parks, featuring walking and cycling trails, sports courts, playgrounds, open green spaces, and recreational facilities. Popular with both locals and visitors, it's an ideal place to exercise, enjoy a family outing, or simply relax in the heart of the city.
    San Juan - Metro
  81. Parque de las Palomas (Las Palomas Park)
    Las Palomas Park, at the top of the city wall, overlooks the restored La Princesa Jail, now a government office. The park is the perfect spot from which to enjoy a magnificent view of the harbor, city and mountains.
    San Juan - Metro
  82. Parque Luis Munoz Marin
    Luis Munoz Marin Park is one of San Juan's largest urban parks, offering scenic walking and biking trails, playgrounds, picnic pavilions, a splash pad, dog park, and expansive green spaces for recreation. Popular with families and outdoor enthusiasts, the park provides a relaxing escape in the heart of the city and hosts events throughout the year.
    Avenida Jesus T. Pinero
    San Juan, 00918
    (787) 480-7777
  83. Parque Luis Munoz Rivera
    Historic waterfront park at the entrance to Old San Juan featuring monuments, shaded gardens, walking paths, fountains, playgrounds, and beautiful views of San Juan Bay.
    Avenida Luis Munoz Rivera
    San Juan, 00901
  84. Paseo Caribe
    Waterfront shopping and dining district overlooking San Juan Bay featuring boutiques, restaurants, cafes, luxury residences, and marina views.
    1 Avenida Luis Munoz Marin
    San Juan, 00907
    (787) 977-3285
  85. Paseo de la Princesa
    Beautiful tree-lined waterfront promenade in Old San Juan featuring historic architecture, Raices Fountain, local artisans, gardens, and views of San Juan Bay.
    Paseo de la Princesa
    San Juan, 00901
  86. Paseo La Princesa
    An ideal point of departure for your tour of the historical district, Paseo La Princesa is a beautifully restored 19th century esplanade, where Spanish Colonial gentry once strolled and took in the balmy Caribbean air. The Paseo sweeps from the piers that welcome cruise ships past La Princesa, a restored former 19th-century prison housing the Puerto Rico Tourism Company, around the Old City walls to the entrance of the imposing El Morro Fortress.
    San Juan - Metro
  87. Plataforma One
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 351-1414 (787) 751-6820
  88. Plaza Colon
    Originally called St. James Square was renamed in 1893 to honor Christopher Columbus on the 400th anniversary of his discovery of Puerto Rico; bronze tablets at the pedestal of the Columbus statue record important episodes in the explorer's life.
    San Juan - Metro
  89. Plaza de Armas
    Built in the 16th century as San Juan's "Plaza Mayor" or main square. Plaza de Armas has been an important social gathering place for locals since its inception. More importantly, it served during 200 years as the site for military drills to prepare the city inhabitants for enemy attacks, thus the name "Arms Square". The fountain, surrounded by 100-year-old statues representing the four seasons and which dominates the square.
    San Juan - Metro
  90. Plaza del Quinto Centenario
    Inaugurated on 12 October, 1992 to commemorate the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus discovery of Puerto Rico in 1493, is a modern square on several levels with steps leading to a central fountain. The monumental totemic sculpture symbolizes the earthen and clay roots of American history. Placed around the plaza are fountains, other columns and sculpted steps that represent various historic periods in Puerto Ricos 500-year heritage.
    San Juan - Metro
  91. Plaza Juan Ponce de Leon
    A pleasant market of provisions, produce, meats, fast food, medicinal plants, jewelry and crafts.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 284-4141, ext. 460.
  92. Plaza Las Americas
    The Caribbean's largest shopping mall featuring more than 300 stores, over 50 restaurants, luxury and department stores, a movie theater, entertainment venues, and one of Puerto Rico's premier shopping experiences.
    525 Ave. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
    San Juan, 00918
    (787) 767-5202
  93. Plaza San Jose
    This small square located in Old San Juan, boasts a statue of Juan Ponce de Leon made from cannons captured during the unsuccessful British attack on San Juan.
    San Juan - Metro
  94. Plazuela de la Rogativa
    A bronze sculpture by Lindsay Daen commemorates a religious procession in 1797 when a priest and women carrying torches and chanting saved San Juan by fooling British ships off-shore into thinking that reinforcements had reached the city.
    San Juan - Metro
  95. Puerta de San Juan
    As a fortified city, San Juan had six massive doors at different points in the surrounding walls, which were closed at sundown to protect its inhabitants. The only remaining door is located on the western side of the wall and allows you to re-enter the city when using the Paseo La Princesa promenade which borders the San Juan Bay.
    San Juan - Metro
  96. Puerto Rican Arts & Crafts
    Over 100 artists and artisan bring their handmade hammocks, "santos", jewelry and ceramics.
    Fortaleza St.
    San Juan
    (787) 725-5596
  97. Punta Salinas Beach
    Route 868
    Toa Baja
    (787) 795-5245
  98. Rio Mar Golf Club
    Admission $75. Open Mon-Fri 7:30am - 7:00pm. Sat-Sun 10:00am - 7:00pm.
    San Juan - Metro
  99. Sala de Exhibiciones Rafael Carrion Pacheco
    The exhibition explores the influence of money in our daily life. Money can tell something about ourselves, what we value, our history, our culture and how do we relate to the world. A family-oriented exhibition includes interactive activities, a guide to school teachers who bring their groups and access to pieces of the valuable Numismatics Collection of the Banco Popular.
    206 Tetuan St., Old San Juan
    San Juan, 00901
    (787) 725-8861, ext. 1244
  100. San Juan Cinemafest
    San Juan Cinemafest features an outdoor cinema in the Plaza Las Delicias.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 723-2362.
  101. San Juan City Hall (Alcadia de San Juan)
    Built between 1604 and 1789. In the 1840's the building was heavily remodeled providing its present day facade intended by its builders to be an exact replica of Madrid's. The building has a tourism information center and a small gallery for periodic exhibitions. Free admissions. Open Mon-Fri 8am - 4pm, except holidays.
    153 Calle San Francisco, Plaza de Armas, Old San Juan
    San Juan
    (787) 724-7171 Ext. 2391
  102. San Juan Marriott Stellaris Casino
    Popular beachfront casino in Condado featuring gaming tables, slot machines, and regular live entertainment.
    1309 Ashford Avenue
    San Juan, 00907
    (787) 722-7000
  103. San Juan Waterfun
    Parasailing, banana boat rides, wave runners, kayaks and water ski. Stand located at the beach behind ESJ Towers.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 531-4510
  104. San Juan Waterfun
    Watersports center at Isla Verde Beach behind Wydham El San Juan Hotel & Casino. Parasailing, banana boat rides, jet ski rental, kayak rental, water ski or knee board. Open 7 days a week, 10a-5pm.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 531-4510
  105. School of Fine Arts
    Built by the Spanish colonial government in the 1800s.
    San Juan - Metro
  106. Sheraton Puerto Rico Casino
    Modern casino adjacent to the Puerto Rico Convention Center with slots, table games, poker, restaurants, and bars.
    200 Convention Boulevard
    San Juan, 00907
    (787) 993-3500
  107. Spicy Caribbee
    You will find a wide selection of Caribbean spices, Puerto Rican coffee and cookbooks of local cuisine.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 725-4690
  108. Teatro Tapia y Rivera
    Puerto Rico's oldest free-standing theater, built in 1832 (financed by subscriptions and by taxes on bread and imported liquor) and remodeled in 1949 and 1987 is one of the oldest theaters in the Western Hemisphere, was named for Alejandro Tapia y Rivera, the famous Puerto Rican playwright. Today it continues presenting theater, music, ballet, opera, and cultural performances.
    Ponce de Leon Avenue, Old San Juan
    San Juan
    (787) 721-0169
  109. W. Labiosa Gallery
    The gallery exposes a fine and exciting artwork by local artists. Open Monday through Saturday from 10am to 6pm.
    San Juan - Metro
    (787) 721-2848
  110. YMCA
    Health and fitness facilities for the whole family. Swimming pool, basketball courts, 5 racquetball/handball courts, gym with Nautilus, Universal and Monarch exercise equipment.
    San Juan - Metro



Did You Know?

Puerto Rico's Tren Urbano is the Caribbean's first rapid transit system.