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Known as the City of Hills, San German is one of the most picturesque destinations in Puerto Rico. As it was the second Puerto Rican city to be established in 1511 by the Spanish, it is a city that is steeped in history, tradition and historical attractions. Visitors will find San German to be a fascinating city with a great variety of activities to enjoy and breathtaking sights, such as the Church San German de Auxerre.
The breathtaking coffee plantations of Hacienda Ana, located on the outskirts of the town of Jayuya in Puerto Rico, are involved in more than just coffee production. Even though it has been providing the country with top quality coffee beans and related products for centuries, which it has become famous for, it is also running conservation projects and initiatives with various organizations. Activities offered by Hacienda Ana lure hundreds of visitors to this magnificent part of Puerto Rico each year.
If you are planning to visit the city of Anasco in Puerto Rico soon, you may choose to stop by the Parroquia San Antonia Abad. This beautiful old parish makes for an interesting attraction and can be easily found just behind the Casa/Museo de Colon.
Many buildings in Puerto Rico have served a multitude of purposes during their existence and have fortunately survived through the ages to still be in use today and stand as reminders of the rich history of Puerto Rico. Some have become noteworthy attractions in various cities, and in San Juan the Casa Rosada is one of these popular tourist attractions. It is a very unique building, as not only serves as a museum, but is still in daily use.
The Taino have played a very important role in the history of Puerto Rico, and many of the customs and traditions of the Taino are still being practiced in the country. It is estimated that approximately sixty percent of the population in Puerto Rico are descendants of the Taino, and staying in touch with their roots are extremely important to them. One tradition of the Taino that can be experienced today is the drinking of Mabì; which is used to celebrated an elaborate festival in the city of Juana Diaz.
If you’re looking for a great holiday destination at a somewhat quieter seafront location, look no further than Lajas in Puerto Rico. Located in the southwestern region, Lajas is home to the fabulous natural phenomenon called ‘La Parguera’ or ‘Phosphorescent Bay’.
Children seldom complain about an adventuresome ride aboard an old train. The Tren Del Sur in Arroyo provides vacationers with an excellent opportunity to combine history and sightseeing with adventure and excitement. It is a definite must if you plan to visit Arroyo during your stay in Puerto Rico.
Coffee is a part of billions of peoples’ every day lives. Some blends are cheap and mixed with chicory – other blends are rich and aromatic. Puerto Rico happens to be one of the coffee growing capitals of the world. Some of the world’s finest coffee is found here, making the Maricao Coffee Festival that much more noteworthy.
Church San German de Auxerre
Known as the City of Hills, San German is one of the most picturesque destinations in Puerto Ric...
Hacienda Ana
The breathtaking coffee plantations of Hacienda Ana, located on the outskirts of the town of Jay...
Parroquia San Antonio Abad
If you are planning to visit the city of Anasco in Puerto Rico soon, you may choose to stop by t...
Puerto Rico’s Blue Flag Beaches
As an island country surrounded by pristine blue ocean, Puerto Rico has plenty to offer the aver...
Noche de Galerias
Recent years have seen art appreciation in Puerto Rico grow dramatically – both amongst locals...
