Top 10 Architectural Buildings in Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico

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.

This elegant 17th-century cathedral rises majestically in the midst of Ponce.

A remarkable structure in Mayaguez.

Visitors to the Capitol can make a reservation for a guided tour. The history of the Capitol building began on February 7, 1907, when Don Luis Munoz Rivera, an important figure of the political history of Puerto Rico and legislator at the time, introduced House Bill 84 to the House of Delegates. Although the bill was passed and a neoclassical design had been chosen, the construction of the Capitol encountered several fiscal, economic and political difficulties which resulted in the work being suspended twice. Despite all difficulties encountered throughout the years, the Capitol building was finally inaugurated on February 11, 1929. On June 30, 1977, the Capitol of Puerto Rico was designated a Historic Landmark and on November 18, 1977, it was listed on the United States National Register of Historic Places.

The Casa Wiechers-Villaronga is a neo-classical style mansion in Ponce. It was designed and built in the early twentieth century. The house was acquired and restored by the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture and now operates as the Museo de la Arquitectura Poncena (Museum of Ponce Architecture).

Palmira Lopez de Pereyo House is the historic home of Hon. Luis Pereyo y Rodriguez who served as Judge of the District Court of Humacao. It is a notable example of the architectural design that distinguished Puerto Rican high-class houses in the 1930s.