Emblematic Places

It is one of the most visited places in this entire region. Hundreds of people visit it daily to learn about its history and enjoy all its exhibits.For more information you can communicate by calling: (+1) 787-840-1045.

It has lakes, dry rivers, a bonsai area, elevated bridges, facilities for the disabled, an area for activities with a gazebo that is in the water and many other elements that complement it for the enjoyment of all.For more information you can communicate by calling: (+1) 787-259-1775.

It is the second oldest theater in use in Puerto Rico. It is located between Mayor and Cristina streets in the very center of the historic southern city. The neoclassical design of the original structure was by the Corsican architect Juan Bértoli Calderoni who directed its construction. The work was carried out thanks to the capital of the private sector and at the request of Messrs. Francisco Parra Duperón and Tomás Garriga. It was inaugurated in 1864 with the Mallorcan drama La Campana de la Amudaina.For more information you can contact: (+1) 787-843-4080

It is one of the largest and most important indigenous sites in the Caribbean islands, and it is the largest ceremonial center in Puerto Rico. The continuous occupation from Iñeri to Taíno times, the presence of large stone constructions, the presence of shells and stratified deposits, all offer the possibility of investigating some of the main underlying and theoretical problems of Caribbean archeology.For more information you can contact: (+1) 787-840-5685

is a museum in Ponce, Puerto Rico that shows the development of Puerto Rican music, with exhibits of Taíno, Spanish and African musical instruments that were played in the romantic dance genre, the favorite music of the 19th century.For more information you can contact: (+1) 787-290-6617.

a museum of the sugar industry located in an imposing mansion overlooking the center of the city of Ponce, with a spectacular panoramic perspective of the entire coast. Built in the 1920s by a wealthy family that owns the local rum distillery.For more information you can communicate by dialing: (+1) 787-259-1775.

founded in 1842, as the first and only national pantheon of Puerto Rico. It is the only cemetery with a museum dedicated to Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. Before being dedicated as the National Pantheon, it was known as the Old Cemetery or Old Ponce Cemetery, and it appears with that name in the United States National Register of Historic Places.For more information you can contact us by calling: (+1) 787-284-4141 ext. 456