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Museo del Niño de Carolina | Ciencia, Arte, Música y transportación

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Aprende y diviertete en el Museo del Niño de Carolina, un pulmón educativo y recreativo, con exhibiciones interactivas en ciencia, arte, música y transportación donde los niños se convierten en los protagonistas principales.

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Full day on a catamaran with snorkeling, beach time, lunch, & unlimited rum drinks.

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We booked the Snorkel/BBQ/Sunset Sail on the" Zatara" directly with East Island Excursions due to a recommendation made by the owner of the house we were renting. Our party consisted of my wife and I, three 14 year old girls, and our 5 year old son. Everyone had a great time! The "Zatara"was well equipped and the maximum booking of 19 passengers was just right for the size of the boat. Everyone had space to relax on deck during the sailing portions of the trip. We sailed to an off-shore island that offered a lovely reef that was perfect for snorkeling. The crew was knowledgeable and attentive to our wants/needs. The open bar was well stocked, and the rum punch was tasty and refreshing.

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We booked the Snorkel/BBQ/Sunset Sail on the" Zatara" directly with East Island Excursions due to a recommendation made by the owner of the house we were renting. Our party consisted of my wife and I, three 14 year old girls, and our 5 year old son. Everyone had a great time!

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A Volar Chiringas en el Castillo San Felipe del Morro 

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Fly Kites in Old San Juan

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A volar chiringas en el Castillo San Felipe del Morro, San Juan, P.R.

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Few landmarks represent Puerto Rico's legacy within the Caribbean and the Americas than Castillo San Felipe del Morro. This fortification on the corner of the islet of Old San Juan now greets cruise ships as they leisurely sail in and out of the bay. During most of its nearly 500-year history, it was an important military outpost for Spain and later the United States.

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El Morro fort in Old San Juan.

Visit this top attraction to learn the history behind one of Spain's major military engineering marvels, from colonization to the Second World War.

Few landmarks are more representative of Puerto Rico's legacy within the Caribbean and the Americas thanCastillo San Felipe del Morro, better known as El Morro.This fortification on the corner of the islet of Old San Juan now greets cruise ships as they leisurely sail in and out of the bay. During most of its nearly 500-year history, it was an important military outpost for Spain and later the United States.

When you walk through the narrow entrance and see the flags waving in the Atlantic breeze, it's easy to be transported to another time in history and imagine soldiers in antiquated uniforms marching along the edge of the wall where cannons fit snuggly into the embrasures.

Ocean views at Castillo San Felipe del Morro in San Juan.

When you visit, you will learn about El Morro and the Island's history itself - why Puerto Rico's strategic location in the Caribbean made it an important port for those trying to expand their reach in the New World, and how the United States used the fort during both World Wars.

Here's what you need to know when you come to visit!

A Brief History of El Morro

Old San Juan was founded in 1521 by Spanish settlers. The first fortification, La Fortaleza(The Fortress), began construction in 1533 and currently serves as the governor's mansion. The Castillo San Felipe del Morro, or El Morro, was the second fort built on the islet of what is now Old San Juan and Puerta de Tierra. El Morro's construction commenced in 1539 and finished in 1790; during those 250 years, El Morro went from a promontory mounted with a cannon to a six-level fortress designed to unnerve attackers approaching from the sea.

A half-mile across the mouth of the Bay of San Juan is another, smaller fort called Fortín San Juan de la Cruz, known asEl Cañuelo. When enemy ships would try to enter the bay, the two forts created a crossfire that effectively closed the bay entrance and the rest of San Juan. Thanks to El Morro (and El Cañuelo), the Spaniards were able to defend Puerto Rico from invasions by the British, Dutch, and pirates.
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In 1898, due to the Spanish-American War, the Island changed hands from Spain to the United States. El Morro was designated as part of Fort Brooke and actively used as a military installation during the First and Second World Wars.

In 1961, the US Army retired El Morro, passing it on to the National Park Service to establish a museum. In 1983, El Morro and the walled city of Old San Juan were declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Crowds enjoying a sunny day on a field outside Castillo San Felipe del Morro in San Juan.

Planning Your Visit

El Morro is open seven days a week from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The entrance fee is $10 for adults, and children under 15 years of age have free admission. On certain days of the year, the National Park Service offers free entry to all visitors, including Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in January, National Park Week in April, and Veterans Day in November. The receipt will also allow you to visit the other fort, Castillo San Cristóbal, without having to pay a separate entrance fee (and vice versa).

Clothing Tips

Wear weather-appropriate clothing and shoes. Much of the fort's inner courtyard is exposed and can get quite hot during sunny days; loose, light-colored clothing, shorts, and sunscreen are highly recommended. And drink plenty of water! On rainy days, the ramps leading to the different levels can be quite slippery. Best to wear sturdy footwear with good traction. The fort is also very windy, so skirts and dresses are not recommended, and you'll want to hang on to your hats.

National Historic Site, Castillo San Felipe del Morro.

Inside El Morro

To reach El Morro, you'll walk up a path that crosses the giant lawn in front of the fort. You're greeted at the entrance by the National Park employees that charge the entrance fee. Park rangers lead tours through the fort in both English and Spanish, but you're free to explore the different levels and rooms on your own if you prefer. Each section has re-creations of barracks, kitchens, and other facilities used by the soldiers. Informative presentations paint a vivid picture of the importance of Puerto Rico as a strategic entry point to the Americas and the evolution of El Morro and its artillery over the last five centuries.

If you're looking to take some impressive vacation photos, visit the lowest level of the fort that nearly reaches the water. You'll get an idea of the magnitude and size of this military installation. You'll also be able to see El Cañuelo, located on a small island, across the water. You'll enjoy a view of the Atlantic Ocean, Old San Juan, Santa María Magdalena de Pazzis Cemetery, and La Perla, a neighborhood built outside the wall from the higher levels. From El Morro's dry moat, you can access an entrance to the Paseo del Morro, a pathway that follows the city's outer wall to the Gate of San Juan (approximately 1.5 miles). You can also linger for a while on the giant lawn in front of El Morro and fly a kite, a local tradition that has lasted through generations.
Explore the top landmarks in Old San Juan

Few landmarks are more representative of Puerto Rico's legacy within the Caribbean and the Americas than Castillo San Felipe del Morro. Learn the history behind one of Spain's major military engineering marvels, from colonization to the Second World War.

Historic forts meet modern skyscrapers in San Juan.

Other Sites to Visit:

Located on the opposite side of the city, this fortification protected Old San Juan from land-based attacks and is also a National Park. Paying admission to either El Morro or San Cristóbal will get you free entry to the other.

The courtyard of the Museo de las Américasin the Cuartel de Ballajá.

Built in the 19th century, this landmark is known as one of the most striking graveyards around the world.

The historic cemetery of Old San Juan is where many prominent Puerto Ricans are laid to rest, including Pedro Albizu Campos, the nationalist leader; René Marqués, an important Puerto Rican writer and playwright; Tite Curet, the father of Afro-Caribbean salsa music; and José Ferré, the first Puerto Rican actor to win an Academy Award.

A celebration of the successful thwarting of a planned invasion of Old San Juan from the British Armada in 1797.

La Rogativa

Head down the street next to Escuela de Artes Plásticas (the red-domed building in front of El Morro). You'll reach a famous sculpture called La Rogativa,which commemorates how a religious procession by the women of the city in 1797 was key to the Spanish winning a major battle against the British Armada. Legend has it that the British soldier saw lines of torches marching through the city and, believing they were reinforcements, halted their attack.

View of the Puerta de San Juan, the original entrance to the walled city when it was built in the 16th century.

When it was entirely walled in, the main entrance of Old San Juan was a giant doorway carved right into the city wall. From there, you can head directly to Paseo del Morro or left to Paseo de La Princesa.

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Exploring Castillo San Felipe del Morro in Old San Juan

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Castillo San Felipe del Morro marks Puerto Rico's legacy within the Caribbean.

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Opened in 2013, La Factoría in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, shows no signs of slowing down. Through natural disasters and political turmoil, La Factoría endures as a beacon of hope in the hospitality community and beyond.

With its tropical cocktails infused with salsa, La Factoría has a sense of place, but maintains the international standards which have made it a stalwart of The World’s 50 Best Bars, now in its fifth year. Its guest shifts globally have spread the word, taking its Caribbean way of life to cities around the world, in turn enticing converts to its island home.

This is the La Factoría way – incredible cocktails harnessing local flavours, some of the best hospitality on the island and an authentic atmosphere that seeps out of every crack of paint in the walls. An homage to Puerto Rico and its people.

The innermost bar of La Factoría (door by the bathroom) is a popular spot among locals and visitors who are thirsty for salsa dancing.

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Cocktail bar in the heart of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. #32 in The World's 50 Best Bars 2019.

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A picturesque ocean drive from Carolina to Loíza where you can enjoy local dining experiences and practice what Puerto Ricans call chinchorreo. Sample delicious specialties while you hop from food stand to food stand and go back and forth to the beach.

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Our local beach

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10 Minutes at Isla Verde Beach - Puerto Rico

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A 45-minute drive from San Juan to the only coffee plantation on the central-southeast of the island. Take a walking tour inside the plantation with stops to explain the history of coffee, the plantation and the process to make it.  After the tour, you can enjoy a nice cup of 100% authentic Puerto Rican coffee.

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Hacienda Munoz 1 minute tour | Puerto Rico | Coffee | Restaurant

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Enjoy Fresh Food on a Farm at Finca Bacoa 

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De la combinación de barbacoa y coa – herramienta agrícola – nace BACOA Finca + Fogón, un restaurante en una casona rústica rodeada de naturaleza en un campo de Juncos.

Elevando el sabor del fogón de leña, BACOA Finca + Fogón presenta un menú de cocina de raíz puertorriqueña y sostenible con un toque creativo y novedoso, celebrando la cosecha local de temporada y nuestra herencia cultural en el fogón.

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Elevando el sabor del fogón de leña, BACOA Finca + Fogón presenta un menú de cocina de raíz puertorriqueña y sostenible con un toque creativo y novedoso, celebrando la cosecha local de temporada y nuestra herencia cultural en el fogón.

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Parque Aquatico Aquasol: Water Park for Kids 

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A landmark Spanish-colonial style structure, this picturesque lighthouse sits perched atop a high cliff providing nearly 360-degree views of the sparkling Caribbean Sea.

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In the historic town of Ponce, Parque de Bombas is a historical landmark in Puerto Rico which was formerly a fire station in Ponce. Many will argue that it is Puerto Rico’s most noticeable building with its bright red color standing out amidst all the beautiful landscapes and infrastructures.

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Enjoy great food outside (where we hosted our pre-wedding meet up!)

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Lote 23 es un parque gastronómico localizado en el corazón de Santurce que resalta la oferta culinaria y cultural de Puerto Rico. Brinca de kiosco a kiosco probando las delicias que nuestros chef tienen para ofrecer.

Vistos en

Doroteas

Hen House

Café Regina

¿Cómo se cocinó Lote 23?

Lote 23 es un parque gastronómico ubicado en el corazón de Santurce que destaca la oferta culinaria y cultural de Puerto Rico.

Lote 23, se ha convertido en el centro de entretenimiento de la ciudad capital.

¿Quiénes nos visitan? Los amantes de la comida, la buena bebida, los patrocinadores de nuestra cultura y los promotores de la música, el arte y los eventos culturales.

EventOs

Mercado 23

El segundo sábado, Lote 23 organiza un mercado para apoyar a los diseñadores y artistas locales.

Santurce Yogi

Todos los domingos a las 9:00 am Lote 23 tiene una clase de yoga gratis.

Tour de comida

¡Prueba las mini versiones de muchos de nuestros kioscos!

¿Qué esperas para unirte a la diversión y degustar los platos con los mejores chefs de Puerto Rico?

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Lote 23 es un parque gastronómico localizado en el corazón de Santurce que resalta la oferta culinaria y cultural de Puerto Rico. Brinca de kiosco a kiosco probando las delicias que nuestros chef tienen para ofrecer. Vistos en Doroteas Hen House Café Regina ¿Cómo se cocinó Lote 23?

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Walk through the only working sugar cane mill in Puerto Rico. Tour the sugar cane plantation, visit the barrel aging bodega, & learn the history of Puerto Rican rum.

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SAN JUAN ARTISAN DISTILLERS — SAN JUAN ARTISAN DISTILLERS

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ATV's, Horseback riding, Go-karts, Hay Rides in El Yunque Rain Forest

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Carabalí Rainforest Adventure Park | Hacienda Carabalí

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Carabalí Rainforest Adventure Park is the largest theme park in Puerto Rico where you can go horseback riding, drive ATVs, and more! Book your adventure with us!

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A day trip to this colonial port city, with appealing churches, museums, and parks, is just right when you're ready for a break from the beach. Visit the fountains of Plaza Las Delicias and the antique fire truck and pumps at Parque de Bombas, the first firehouse in the Caribbean. Pro Tip: Stop at King's Cream Helados for some local ice cream.

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Abundant in historical and cultural riches, Ponce - also known as the La Perla del Sur - is one of the largest and most populous cities in Puerto Rico, second only to San Juan.

Ponce's attractions are as extraordinary as they are diverse. In this charming southern city, you can visit a famous castle, tour standout art museums, toss a coin in the Fuente de los Leones, and stroll the streets of the town square Plaza Las Delicias. Outside of the city, soak up some sun on Puerto Rico's beautiful southern beaches, or take a boat ride to an enchanting islet.

Here's a look at some of the must-see attractions in Ponce:

Museo de Arte de Ponce

Widely known as one of the best art museums in Puerto Rico, Museo de Arte de Ponce (MAP) has gained international recognition for its permanent collection of 4,500 pieces, consisting of paintings, sculptures, decorative arts, ceramics, photographs, video, and sound installations. MAP's collection spans work from Puerto Rico, the Americas, and Africa, and has a notable collection of 19th-century European art. This important institution operates every day except Tuesday, and offers guided tours throughout the day. Admission is $6.

Plaza Las Delicias

The public square of Ponce is popular among locals and tourists alike; with its ornate colonial buildings and lush shade trees, it's easy to see why. One of the square's most striking structures is the Parque de Bombas, an old fire station which has been converted into a museum. Around the plaza you will also find the magnificent Fuente de Leones, the mayor's residence, and the Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Be sure to stop in at the many charming coffee shops, restaurants, and boutiques selling locally made products.

Castillo Serrallés

Perched on a hilltop with sweeping views of Ponce, this grand estate was formerly the home of the Serrallés family, owners of the Don Q rum distillery. On a guided tour of the museum, you can appreciate the ornate architecture, manicured gardens, and lavish swimming pool, as well as learn about how the family lived and grew their business.

Behind the Serrallés Castle is the imposing Cruceta del Vigía, a high tower located on a hill overlooking the whole city; and the Jardín Japonés, a beautiful natural space with trees, bonsai, and ponds. The Cruceta was built in the 19th century when the island was under Spanish rule and was used to monitor and alert of possible pirate attacks or the arrival of commercial ships.

Stunning view overlooking the nature preserve on Isla Caja de Muertos.

Caja de Muertos

A jewel of nature located just off the coast of Ponce, Caja de Muertos island is an uninhabited reserve and nature lover's paradise. You must book a private catamaran tour to reach the island, but once you're there, the crystal-clear waters and gentle waves at Pelícano beach (a designated Blue Flag beach) are yours to explore. Popular activities there include swimming, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and snorkeling. There are also hiking trails, which lead up a hill to a lighthouse for outstanding ocean views.

La Guancha

This picturesque, seaside boardwalk is lined with restaurants and kiosks selling food, beer, cocktails, and soft drinks. La Guancha is a popular entertainment destination for locals, and an ideal place to kick back after a day of strolling around the city.

Coffee beans for days at Hacienda Buena Vista in Ponce.

Hacienda Buena Vista

Visiting this coffee plantation hidden between mountains is like traveling back in time. Take a guided tour of Hacienda Buena Vista (must be booked in advance), learn about how coffee was grown and processed in the 19th century, and don't leave without visiting the famous Salto Vives waterfall.

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Landing List Travel back in time to another era without sacrificing modern comforts. Landing If you're dreaming of a way to escape your every day, these brilliant hues will inspire and invigorate you. Abundant in historical and cultural riches, Ponce - also known as the La Perla del Sur - is one of the largest and most populous cities in Puerto Rico, second only to San Juan.

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Small but delicious food truck park. Our favorite is Leña Eh.
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La Marqueta is San Juan’s unique seaside hideaway, located in the heart of Condado – stretching from the beach to the bar. Combining sea breezes, ocean views, cocktails  and a curated collection of great food from local chefs ….. with a lot of open air.

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La Marqueta is San Juan's unique seaside hideaway, located in the heart of Condado - stretching from the beach to the bar. Combining sea breezes, ocean views, cocktails and a curated collection of great food from local chefs ..... with a lot of OPEN AIR.

La Marqueta is the perfect safe place for lunches, dinners, and all day relaxation, drinking, eating and fun.

ABIERTO

miércoles y jueves de 3:00 a 10:00

viernes 3:00 a 11:00

sábado 12:00 a 11:00

domingo 12:00 a 10:00

OPEN

Wednesday + Thursday 3pm-10pm : Friday 3pm-11pm

Saturday 12pm-11pm : Sunday 12pm-10pm

Whether you're joining us for a drink during the day or taking residency at one of our many tables until closing (earlier these days!), La Marqueta is the ultimate spot for Puerto Rico's foodies, drinkers, artists, entrepreneurs, creatives, and everyone in between.

Due to COVID-19 protocols, temperature checks and masks are required for entry. All care taken at La Marqueta #SocialSafeDistancing #BringYourBubbleToOurBubbles

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La Marqueta - Fresh air curated dining in Condado, San Juan

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La Marqueta is San Juan's unique seaside hideaway, located in the heart of Condado - stretching from the beach to the bar. Combining sea breezes, ocean views, cocktails and a curated collection of great food from local chefs ..... with a lot of OPEN AIR.

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A FARM TO TABLE EXPERIENCE

Every plate achieves an elusive, healthy-comfort balance with locally sourced ingredients.

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Just a half-hour’s drive from SJU airport, this seaside getaway is sandwiched between Fajardo, Río Grande, and the Atlantic Ocean. More than 12 miles (19 kilometers) of spectacular coastline make this area a haven for surfers, snorkelers, and sun-worshippers alike.

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Luquillo's al-fresco appeal extends beyond its powdery golden sand and azure ocean waves.

Known as la Capital del Sol ("the Sun's Capital"), Luquillo boasts some of the most enticing beaches on the Island.

Just a half-hour's drive from SJU airport, this seaside getaway is sandwiched between Fajardo, Río Grande, and the Atlantic Ocean. More than 12 miles (19 kilometers) of spectacular coastline make this area a haven for surfers, snorkelers, and sun-worshippers alike.

Luquillo's al-fresco appeal extends beyond its powdery golden sand and azure ocean waves. The municipality borders El Yunque, the only tropical rainforest in the United States, where the peaks of the Luquillo Mountain Range rise as high as 3,525 feet (1,075 meters) above sea level. Its unique landscape, in easy reach of both the mountains and the beach, makes Luquillo an ideal destination for travelers looking to enjoy quality time in the great outdoors.

Beachgoers have only one problem in Luquillo: deciding which beach to choose. You won't go wrong at Balneario La Monserrate, a wide expanse with ample parking, restrooms and changing rooms, outdoor showers, and more than 25 gazebos for gathering with family and friends.

Playa Azul is popular for activities like swimming, snorkeling, paddle boarding, kite surfing, and kayaking, while Costa Azul, Mamayes beach, and Playa Fortuna are peaceful spots for setting down a beach chair or lounging in a hammock under the shade of palm trees.

Surfers from around the world come to hang ten in the stellar breaks at La Pared. This easily accessible stretch of coastline abuts Calle Herminio Díaz Navarro, where Boardriders Surf Bar offers cold beer, beach-friendly eats, a laid-back vibe, live music on the weekends, and its famous karaoke nights on Tuesdays.

Quintessential Beachside Dining

As you drive along PR-3, keep an eye out for Los Kioskos de Luquillo, a roadside strip of restaurants, bars, and gift shops set along Luquillo beach.

No matter what cuisine you might be craving, chances are you'll find it here, from traditional Puerto Rican fare like alcapurrias and mofongo at Jíbaro's (kiosko #22) to locally caught seafood at La Parilla (#2) to deliciously doughy calzones and pizzas at Revolution Pizza Shop (#34). Bars like Tattoo Tavern (#17) and MojitoLab (#42) help patrons get tipsy with a steady stream of tropical cocktails.

More than a collection of places to dine and imbibe, Los Kioskos is a bonafide destination all its own. While many outposts are open all week, the action really heats up on the weekends, when locals flock here to spend their days off eating, drinking, dancing, and soaking up the sun rays. As reggaetón pumps through car speakers in the jam-packed parking lot, patrons toggle between downing daiquiris, grabbing a bite, and cooling off in the ocean just steps away. And the action doesn't stop when the sun goes down; bars keep the party going until 2:00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights.

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Landing List Travel back in time to another era without sacrificing modern comforts. Landing If you're dreaming of a way to escape your every day, these brilliant hues will inspire and invigorate you. Known as la Capital del Sol ("the Sun's Capital"), Luquillo boasts some of the most enticing beaches on the Island.

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La Playuela is commonly known as Playa Sucia and it is one of the most popular beaches in Cabo Rojo. With breathtaking views and plenty of wilderness to explore, this beach is part of the town’s nature reserve. This beach doesn’t have a strip of hotels or oceanfront businesses, but the striking land…

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Great Local Vegan cuisine + Smoothies. Connected to great org CentroMAM.https://instagram.com/cafemampr?utm_medium=copy_link

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Ocean Lab Brewing Co. - Puerto Rico's Craft Beer - Made for the Beach

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Great beer & Eats on the water

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Ocean Lab Brewery
7000 PR-187
Carolina, PR, 00979
787-648-5655

Ocean Lab Wholesale
787-404-2382
getbeer@oceanlabbrewing.com

Ocean Lab Store
787-705-1421
vivo.shops@vivobeachclub.com
theshopsteam@vivobeachclub.com

Ocean Lab Taproom
787-223-4736
Mon-Sun 11am-10pm

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Ocean Lab Brewing Co. - Puerto Rico's Craft Beer - Made for the Beach

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Ocean Lab is Puerto Rico's award-winning craft brewery specialized on beers made for the island's beaches. Looking for things to do in Puerto Rico? We got beer.

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At La Terraza de Bonanza, you'll get the fully-fledged chinchorro experience— cheap beers, Puerto Rican cuchifritos (fritters), and live music. Visit on Monday nights to enjoy live bomba music and dancing.
Address:

La Terraza de Bonanza

Av. Eduardo Conde

San Juan, PR, 00912

Contact

(787) 508-8877

laterrazadebonanza@gmail.com

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At El Boricua, you can come to dance salsa to a live set, listen to eclectic indie bands fusing the Caribbean, Latin, and American genres, relax to some local jazz ensembles, or party out to plena and rumba. This is where locals have come to hang out and dance to live music since 1979.

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El Boricua Rio Piedras. 16,540 likes · 59 talking about this. El lugar de encuentro en Rio Piedras

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Indie Local Venue. Mondays are Hip hop, soul, R&B, and dancehall. Weekend events can include DJ sets, MCs, indie rock bands, & Salsa.

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La Respuesta - 1600 Av. Fernández Juncos, Santurce, Puerto Rico 00909

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Dulce Santurce is a festival of art, music and theater that integrates important cultural spaces from Santurce, through a calendar of free artistic activities, to the delight of the general public. The initiative presented by the Hispanic Federation in collaboration with La Respuesta, seeks to reactivate the independent cultural economy after Hurricane Maria.

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This emblematic bar is one of the many spots at La Placita where you can enjoy local beers while practicing your salsa steps. They often have live salsa, karaoke nights, and happy hours.

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At Aguardiente, every night is Ladies' Night, and after 8:00 p.m., women get free sangria until midnight. This is the place that makes you stay out too late dancing and drinking, jamming to live music in La Placita in the heart of Santurce.

Address: 204 Calle Canals, Santurce (La Placita de Santurce)

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Aguardiente Bar - La Placita de Santurce

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Aguardiente Bar is the place to hang out all night when visiting San Juan. Located in the most... La Placita, calle canals 204, Santurce 00907, 00908 San Juan, Puerto Rico

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Great Small Spot. Puerto Rican food.

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Molinis Café, San Juan, Puerto Rico. 104 likes · 32 were here. Restaurant

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Home to an expansive collection of art from the Caribbean and beyond, but it is so much more than just an art museum, hosting concerts and events on its lush museum grounds. Don’t miss the peaceful gardens on the back of the museum property that is an oasis amidst the bustle of San Juan.

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MUSEO DE ARTE CONTEMPORÁNEO DE PUERTO RICO

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Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico

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Desde 1984 colecciona, documenta, preserva y promueve el arte producido desde mitad del siglo XX hasta el presente en Puerto Rico, el Caribe, América Latina y sus diásporas.

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Video Flaming June Immerse yourself in art Provenance: The Lost Story

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Biggest Zipline in the AMERICAS!

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ToroVerde is the largest adventure park in the Caribbean and Americas where you can enjoy our beautiful landscapes that will leave you breathless, with a spectacular view of the mountains of Orocovis and spend time experiencing the most exciting tours full of adrenaline to enjoy with friends and family.

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Spots I recommend:
-La Carretta
-Cuatro Sombras
-Spiga
-Chocobar
-Mallorca
-Kaffee Hause

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-La Factoria
-La Cubanita
-Taberna Lupolo
-La Casita Rum Shop
-El Batey
-Montecristo
-Bar Catedral

Food:
-Deavendura
-El Jibarito
-Barrachina (Pina Colada)
-Stuffed Avocado
-Senor Paleta (Ice Cream)
-Cayo Caribe
-The Cave