Top Things to do in Caguas
Top 8 Things to do in Caguas, Puerto Rico
Discover the best top things to do in Caguas, Puerto Rico including Caguas Botanical Garden William Miranda Marin, Plaza Palmer, Ruta del Corazon Criollo, Arts Center, FOK Brewing Co., Cathedral Dulce Nombre de Jesus, Museo del Tabaco Caguas, Urbe Apie.
Restaurants in Caguas
1. Caguas Botanical Garden William Miranda Marin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By Leonor M - Caguas, null, Puerto Rico
Beautiful tropical and endemic plants to enjoy. The Xmas season activities were interesting and entertaining. Good activities for children to participate in.
2. Plaza Palmer
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By RyeOrtiz
Is a nice place to relax eat ice cream walk around, sometimes over the weekend they have like a big screen to watch a movie with your family without spending any money. You can take your kids to ride bike or skates or just to walk around is fine. They have some birds in a cage to take pictures and look at them and be relax.
3. Ruta del Corazon Criollo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
The Route of the Creole Heart is a wonderfull journey through the puertorrican essence. In the twelve stops of the route, beats the heart of Puerto Rico. Following arrows around the Urban Center starting in our Tourism Office you can enjoy eight museums that reveals whats the meaning of be a criollo and be a real puertorrican. You can enjoy gastronomic offer, music, art and crafts and know about our rich culture. The criollo hearth is waiting for you! La Ruta del Corazon Criollo es un viaje maravilloso a traves de la esencia puertorriquena. En los doce paradas de la ruta, late el corazon de Puerto Rico. Siguiendo las flechas alrededor del Centro Urbano de partida en nuestra Oficina de Turismo se puede disfrutar de ocho museos que revelan el significado de ser un criollo y ser un puertorriqueno real. Usted puede disfrutar de la oferta gastronomica, musica, arte y artesanias y conocer nuestra rica cultura. El corazon criollo los esta esperando!
Reviewed By Jill R - Wheeling, West Virginia
Took a group of high school students, they were pleasantly surprised at what they learned. While most had to do with our Tour Guide (he was awesome) and took over at the museums, instead of the museum guides. He was very animated and made it interesting for the kids!
4. Arts Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By GrmpyB - San Juan, Puerto Rico
Very nice place, very well kept. Seating was comfortable although legroom was a little constricted for me.
5. FOK Brewing Co.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Huskies74 - Naugatuck, Connecticut
The brewery is tucked away inside of an industrial park, so you need a car to access it. We weren't able to tour the facility, but we did try all of the beers. The day we were there they didn't have a food truck. The beers are quite potent so be careful. Full range of tastes so you have to find find one that you like. Enjoyable time with knowledgeable and amiable hosts.
6. Cathedral Dulce Nombre de Jesus
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Jill R - Wheeling, West Virginia
Took a group of High school students to see this church. While vastly different from others they are used to, it was beautiful and peaceful. The students were amazed at the simplistic design yet many remarked that this was more beautiful than the Cathedral in San Juan.
7. Museo del Tabaco Caguas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By pparrothead - Wilmington, North Carolina
My brother-in-law Michael and I wandered into the Museo del Tabaco while visiting Caguas on our way from Guanica to Old San Juan. We had just left the Sangria Factory and our wives headed back to the car about one block away when we saw the sign for the Tabacco Museum.
After we entered we were greeted by a host at the Museo and he gave us some information regarding cigar making, it origins, and a chance to watch the ladies working there who were actually rolling the cigars.
Even though we both don't smoke cigars we found the skill and artistry of making quality cigars pretty fascinating. If you are a cigar smoker you will enjoy watching hand made cigars being produced right in front of your eyes.
8. Urbe Apie
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By William W
Urbe Apie is a street blocked from the use of cars that until recently was a bit drab. Luckily the revolutuonary youth of the town have cleaned, painted, built a large garden, started and art gallery, thrift shop, sleeping areas for travellers, social lunches and dinners, workshops, a magic shop, etc. They also have strick a deal with the city to waive any fees for outdoor vending so know a farmers/flea market has started once a week too. We had visited 2 years ago and thought it has a lot of potential, now we see that the crews have really made progress! Also there are many more vacant buildings on the street beckoning for more great/gifted people to clean thier insides and start thier dreams within a growong community of wonderful individuals who care about thier home and the planet! Have fun, and when you visit the art gallery introduce yourself to the professor of cocunuts Brandon!
