San Juan's premiere institution of fine art with a collection spanning the 17th to 21st Centuries

Old San Juan's oldest residence, it now houses 16th and 17th-century artifacts.

An interactive space that inspires visitors to experience the richness of contemporary art and design

The history of transportation in Puerto Rico from native Taino canoes to the "Tren Urbano" subway of today

This museum traces the history and evolution of the hammock; the Taíno's contribution to sleeping and leisure

House-Museum with colonial architecture, where the story of author Federico Degetau is told

The first museum exclusively dedicated to the history of the Three Kings tradition throughout Latin America

An architectural jewel at the UPR Mayagüez Campus, this new museum houses an extensive collection of art

Travel through time and discover the wonders this museum has to offer in its four halls dedicated to San Germán

This stunning attraction in Aibonito is located on PR-14 and it overlooks the lush La Plata River Valley

Casa Pueblo offers guided tours through this living museum of El Bosque del Pueblo protected forest

El Yunque is the only tropical rainforest in the U.S.National Forest System, and also a sacred place in Taíno culture

An ecological adventure park in the heart of Puerto Rico's mountainous interior with unforgettable ziplining

"Cerro de Nandy" is an experience you won't easily forget: part rite of passage; part culinary adventure

Nearly 7,000 acres spread over six municipalities and containing four types of forests including cloud forrest

A peaceful place in the country where you can celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, and family gatherings

This museum offers three permanent collections as well as temporary exhibitions

Formerly Old San Juan's main public market, now an exhibit space for a permanent collection and  exhibits

Home of San Juan's first female mayor, Doña Fela, as she was known to her constituents, served 1946 to 1968

This superb museum contains one of the most important Pre-Raphaelite collections in the Western Hemisphere

This Colonial style restored building houses an art gallery and a nice collection of indigenous artifacts

A glimpse of the 19th century life at this historic house filled with original furnishings, paintings, and artifacts

An historic property, preserved and restored to depict early 20th century living in the town of San Sebastían

Built in the Prairie School style in 1920, this house is lavishly decorated with stained glass and mosaics

Mundillo is an artisanal form of handmade bobbin lace specifically important to the history of Moca

This Stone Tower, visited by thousands annually, was built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps

This gigantic bronze image of Christopher Columbus has embarked upon a controversial voyage of its own

Historical objects, artifacts, and documents dating to pre-Colombian and colonial times; rotating exhibits

Prototype installation for promoting self-sustaining housing that was created after  Hurricane Maria

Puerto Rico's only tobacco museum is located in a colonial building that was once used as a blacksmith shop

A great natural pool with waterfall and some hiking.  Local tours are available & recommended for safety with rocks

Situated in an  historical building, this museum blends contemporary art with its historical venue

Fascinating little museum dedicated to nautical life with numerous ship models

A world-renowned collection of rare books from the 15th Century on, as well as historical documents; local art

Archeological artifacts from the Taino culture and Casa Canales, home to participants of the 1950 Revolution

This museum is dedicated to the lives of Puerto Rico's most illustrious figures, specially those born in Cabo Rojo

A permanent exhibition and rotating temporary exhibits; located at Bayamón's Parque de las Ciencias

Over 2,000 historical artifacts related to Puerto Rico's not so distant 19th & 20th Century  past

The inspiration for one of Puerto Rico's most famous works of literature, La Llamarada, museum open to public

This stunning attraction in Aibonito is located on PR-14 and it overlooks the lush La Plata River Valley

​This neatly renovated museum gives you the rundown on Dorado's local history and archaeology

This historic customhouse served as a center for managing the city's imports and exports business in the 19th Cent.

The Instantly recognizable Parque de Bombas was Puerto Rico's first ever fire station and is now a museum

A sanctuary dedicated to a 1953 Marian sighting by three children collecting water from a nearby well

This museum contains many artifacts and documents that present the long, history of the town of Camuy

This recreational area in Jayuya offers some of the island's most impressive examples of indigenous petroglyphs