Better known as Ramito, singer, composer and trovador Florencio "Flor" Morales Ramos was considered to be the king of Puerto Rican Jibaro music, with his brothers Juan María (better known as Moralito) and Luis (better known a... read more

Situated on Avenida Hostos in the city of Ponce, Parque de la Abolición serves as a reminder of Puerto Rico's era of slavery and the eventual abolition of this inhumane practice. Features of the park include a 100-foot tall o... read more

If you're looking for some entertainment or relaxation in the city of Ponce, be sure to make your way to the La Playa barrio where you will find the La Guancha Recreational and Cultural Complex. Opened in June 1998, the area b... read more

More commonly referred to as the Rectoria, the Edificio José de Diego was constructed between 1913 and 1916 to serve as the Science department of the University of Puerto Rico campus in Mayagüez. In 1977 it was placed on the... read more

Stretching over an area included in the Vega Baja and Vega Alta municipalities of Puerto Rico, the Vega State Forest was created in 1952 with the main objective being to protect the island's underground fresh water supplies. I... read more

Located near the town of Aguada, in the Porta Del Sol region of Puerto Rico, the Coloso Sugar Cane Refinery was one of the longest running sugar mills on the island - beginning production in the late 1820s and ceasing in 2003.... read more

Considered by many to have been the greatest Puerto Rican poet, and counted among the great poets of Latin America, Julia Constancia Burgos García was an outspoken activist on civil rights issues relating to women, as well as... read more