One of Puerto Rico's best collections of contemporary art by local artists and those from other Caribbean islands.

Offers a comprehensive selection of Spanish-language books, particularly Puerto Rican literature.

Guaranteed to keep kids of all ages entertained, this science complex features a world-class planetarium, seven themed-museums and a zoo.

This traditional Spanish-style home, built in the early 18th century, offers periodic art exhibitions, a small pharmacy museum and a graphic arts museum, which displays prints and paintings of local artists.

Dramatic water fountain that commemorates Puerto Rico's early history, its people and their commitment to peace.

A quiet and lovely street in Old San Juan lined with blue stones that were carried in the hulls of the Spanish ships.

The majority of San Juan's hotels, restaurants and nightclubs are centered along Ashford Avenue in the Condado section of the city.

Reportedly the oldest home in Old San Juan, this building now contains pharmacy and graphic arts museums.

Club Le Cirque is a cozy and sophisticated Club, patronized by upscale, trendy, local and tourist gay men and lesbians.

Punto Verde is an amusement park mixing fun and experiential learning, all emerging from its central theme of nature and offering pleasant entertainment to the entire family. Guests can splash, climb and jump their way through exciting attractions nettled within big bamboos and the tranquil waters of a lake.

The gem of this range is El Yunque, the 3500-foot peak renowned for its hiking trails and other outdoor activities.

An extension of Big Tree Trail, this rainforest trek passes by a waterfall and gold mine.

Snorkel among colorful fish in the coral gardens of this Vieques island.

This rather remote beach is scenic and breathtaking with a mildly rugged coastline and perfect waters for swimming and snorkeling.

This shallow reef is teeming with coral and sea creatures, making this underwater site alive with movement and color that surrounds the diver.