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Family comes first in Puerto Rican culture.

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Every town in Puerto Rico has a patron saint. A celebration takes place on the saint's feast day.

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Puerto Rican food is often flavored with adobo, sofrito and coconut. Favorite foods include rice and beans, arroz con pollo and roast leg of pork.

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A famous inhabitant of Puerto Rico is the Coqui, a tree frog with a distinct sound.

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Puerto Rico has miles and miles of beaches but is also home to the El Yunque rainforest.

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The historic heart of San Juan was founded by Ponce de Leon in 1592. Cobblestone streets and colonial architecture remain a tourist attraction.

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Puerto Rico is well known for it's historical Spanish forts. The U.S. used the island for military training exercises.

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Puerto Rico was a Spanish colony until it was invaded by the U.S. in 1898. Puerto Ricans later gained U.S. citizenship and the island became a commonwealth in 1952.

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Columbus discovered Puerto Rico, then Borinquen, in 1493. He named it for St. John the Baptist. After failing to find gold, the Europeans began to produce coffee, sugar cane and tobacco. Slaves were imported to harvest crops.

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Puerto Rico is not one single island. It is an archipelago of 143 islands, islets, cays and atolls. Only 4 islands are inhabited.