Guajataca Tunnel
A preserved railroad tunnel opening onto the Atlantic coast between Quebradillas and Isabela.
Historic buildings, districts, forts, monuments, and preserved places.
A preserved railroad tunnel opening onto the Atlantic coast between Quebradillas and Isabela.
An archaeological complex preserving ceremonial plazas, ball courts, burials, petroglyphs, and artifacts from Indigenous cultures in southern Puerto Rico.
The largest Spanish fortification built in the Americas, guarding Old San Juan from land approaches with tunnels, ramparts, and coastal views.
An important Taíno archaeological site in Utuado with ceremonial plazas, stone monoliths, petroglyphs, and a small museum.
Known simply as El Morro, this monumental Spanish fort has guarded the entrance to San Juan Bay for centuries.
A historic red-and-black former firehouse and museum in Plaza Las Delicias, recognized as one of Ponce's defining landmarks.
A reservation-only ceremonial park with more than 200 petroglyphs, three bateyes, trails, and massive volcanic rock formations.
A restored historic coffee hacienda in the Ponce mountains where waterpower, agriculture, architecture, and forest meet.
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