Top 10 San Juan Metro Area Museums of Puerto Rico

Old San Juan is one of the most important ports in American maritime history. Now it has this maritime museum where you can experience firsthand the history of navigation throughout time. A VERY ATTRACTIVE MARINE EXHIBITION FOR VISITANTS…
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Exhibits of art produced from 1940 in Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and Latin America
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Art Museum of Bayamón (MAB) (founded as Museum of Art , 1991 in Bayamón, Puerto Rico ) is dedicated to Puerto Rican art from the 20th century to the present. At present it stands out for hosting masterpieces of the history of art in Puerto…
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Place that immortalizes the athletes who have distinguished themselves most and contributed to the development of the sport. It contains one of the most complete collections about Puerto Rican and Caribbean athletes. Located in the Sports…
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Ballajá Barracks El Cuartel de Ballaja (The Ballaja Infantry Barracks Building) was constructed by the Spanish army between 1854 and 1864. The structure is one of the most impressive constructed by Spain in the New World and it stands as…
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To enrich, preserve and disseminate the history, artistic riches and cultural heritage of the Capital City, offering a panoramic vision of the development of San Juan and citizens´ contribution from its inception until the present. The…
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This impressive project has 103 exhibits on topics such as: Volcano, Marine Life, Mini City, Transportation, Alternate Energy, Physics, Water Elements, the Universe, Theater, Eco Systems, Construction and Music. In addition, outside it has…
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Exhibits of art produced from 1940 in Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and Latin America
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MADMi is an interactive space that aims to generate ambitious and relevant projects that encourage artistic work and creativity, and that have a positive impact on our community. The Esposos Luis Méndez Vaz Foundation and María Bagur, Inc.…
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The MAPR has 24 exhibition galleries distributed between the historical building in the west wing and the addition in the east wing
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