Top Things to do in San German
The 8 Best Sights & Landmarks in San German, Puerto Rico
Discover the best top things to do in San German, Puerto Rico including Museo de Arte Religioso Porta Coeli, Church of Porta Coeli, Wakey Monkey, Casa Morales, San German de Auxerre Church, The Componte Home, Ceiba De La Libertad, Arquelio Torres Ramirez Coliseum.
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1. Museo de Arte Religioso Porta Coeli
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
The former convent chapel, built in 1606, is the second oldest church in Puerto Rico, the first school in the west and one of the oldest in the Americas. It is also the most important religious art museum of the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture.
2. Church of Porta Coeli
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4.5 based on 47 reviews
Built by Dominican monks in 1606, this Gate of Heaven served as a town jail in the 19th century, and is now a small museum displaying carved wooden religious figures.
Reviewed By Pacomoll - Mayaguez, Caribbean
One of the oldest churches on the Caribbean, Very well preserved with quite a big amount of original religious images from the Spain era.
3. Wakey Monkey
4. Casa Morales
This beautiful residence is the perfect representation of the Victorian style structure of the 20th century, influenced by the North American architecture. It was built by Juan Baron Capriles, an architect from San German, for the Don Tomas Vivoni Family. Today, it serves as a home and a wondrous garment placed in front of the Porta Coeli Church, making it a desired place to visit.
5. San German de Auxerre Church
This historical structure has witnessed centuries of San German's growth. It was built in 1737 to replace the ruined ancient church. Today, it is a remodeled catholic church decorated by a breathtaking chandelier from 1869.
6. The Componte Home
This landmark used to be the Sanabria Residence, also known as the Componte home. It was the home of the birth of the repressive movement founded by ex-governor Romualdo Palacios in 1887 with the revolutionary intention of defeating the Spanish regimen. Today, due to natural disasters, all there is left are the ruins and the memory of a revolutionary spark.
7. Ceiba De La Libertad
Sown in 1987 as a commemoration of the celebration of the autonomous government of Puerto Rico, this natural charm has witnessed the growth and development of the town of San German for more than a century. La Ceiba de la Libertad is one of the small wonders that captures the sensation of freedom through nature, an attraction that is worth contemplating.Note: Private Property
