Things to do in Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks

December 2, 2021 Brain Ambrose

Coordinates: 18°12′N 66°30′W / 18.2°N 66.5°W / 18.2; -66.5
Restaurants in Puerto Rico

1. Capilla de Lourdes

Ave Fernandez Juncos, 00907-3181 Puerto Rico
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5.0 based on 2 reviews

Capilla de Lourdes

2. Mt. Britton Lookout Tower

El Yunque Rain Forest, Rio Grande Puerto Rico
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5.0 based on 108 reviews

Mt. Britton Lookout Tower

Reviewed By Maddieb92 - Williamsburg, United States

Beautiful hike that’s not to be missed! Definitely moderate- the hike is quite steep and at an incline the whole way up. That said, it’s paved! Accordingly, it’s really not too tough. The map says this path is 45 min to the top; as a couple of 20-ish year olds moving at a good clip, we summited in 25 minutes. Great views and good tropical rainforest environment throughout the hike. The summit tower provides breathtaking views of three coastlines, plus the rainforest mountain ridges. It’s a great value for the effort. Some quick bullets/logistics: - We arrived at 1:55pm in March 2020 and completed the trail at 2:18pm. - There are no bathrooms or trash cans along the route. There are a couple of covered benches here and there. - Parking is somewhat limited - much of it roadside. - No wildlife but great rainforest foliage. - The cobblestone paving is single file. Be prepared to make way for other hikers. - We were able to hike the whole way in flip flops and birkenstocks- but I imagine tennis would be more comfortable.

3. Hacienda Santa Ana

Bayamon Puerto Rico http://www.municipiodebayamon.com/departamento-de-historia-y-cultura/lugares-de-interes/hacienda-santa-ana/
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Hacienda Santa Ana

Reviewed By AnCaPh - San Juan, Caribbean

Thrilled to find Ron del Barrilito had opened a tour facility in 2019. Enjoyed informational tour of facility, barrel room and visitor center, and ended with delicious craft cocktails.

4. Museo Casa Cautino

1 Calle Santiago Palmer, Guayama PR PO Box 360 Guayama PR, Guayama 00784 Puerto Rico +1 787-866-2506
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5.0 based on 12 reviews

Museo Casa Cautino

This residence is a beautiful example of the 19th century urban architecture. On its interior, art, , sculptures, and furniture built by Puerto Rican's cabinetmakers for the Cauntino family can be found.

5. Macromural Brisa Tropical

Calle E Sanchez Lopez, Yauco 00698 Puerto Rico
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5.0 based on 8 reviews

Macromural Brisa Tropical

6. Yaucromatic

Calle Eugenio Sanchez Lopez, Yauco 00698 Puerto Rico +1 787-429-7530 http://m.facebook.com/yaucromatic/
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5.0 based on 9 reviews

Yaucromatic

7. Casa de los Caracoles

Calljon Sector Esterol, Salinas 00751 Puerto Rico https://www.facebook.com/CasaDeCaracolesSalinasPr/
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Casa de los Caracoles

Ever wondered how a house covered in seashells by the sea shore would look? Well look no further than Barrio Playa in Salinas. The home belongs to Don Ovidio "Jimmy" Berrios Santiago, who, after his retirement, decided to make his dream of lining his house with "caracoles" come true. Not only is his living quarter fully decorated with shells, but so is his car! In total, the amount of seashells used in this project sums up to over a million.

8. Paseo de la Princesa

San Juan Puerto Rico https://www.discoverpuertorico.com/profile/paseo-de-la-princesa/8035
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4.5 based on 1,216 reviews

Paseo de la Princesa

This restored 19th-century esplanade is the place to begin your stroll through Old San Juan, because of its central location and its inexhaustible charm.

Reviewed By JoeNathan9249 - Saint Paul, United States

Beautiful walk along the harbor. Lovely little playground (please see below) along with lovely walk through plants) and a very nice fountain

9. Calle de la Fortaleza

Calle de la Fortaleza, San Juan 00901 Puerto Rico
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4.5 based on 741 reviews

Calle de la Fortaleza

A bustling street full of shops and boutiques.

Reviewed By G8104EAjanetd

The umbrellas weren’t up when we went, but the street was covered with a large Puerto Rican flag. The street was also closed off and you couldn’t go down near the Governor’s Mansion. There are however, a lot of great shops, restaurants and bars along the street and it’s very lively all day and night.

10. Spanish Ruins

Puerto Rico
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Spanish Ruins

Haunting, weathered Spanish-built structures.

Reviewed By DrSoulpr - San Juan, Caribbean

Puerto Rico as an island has a lot of history because every other country tried to invade it because of its beauty, strategic position on the map and of course it’s amazing variety of biodiversity (plants and animals)! For more information of where these places are at just like my photo and or review, ask a question or just Follow Me!! ????????????????????

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