Top 10 Puerto Rico Museums Outside the San Juan Metro Area

The Museum of the history of Ponce was originally the historic Salazar-Candal House built in 1911. It was commissioned by Dr. Guillermo Salazar Palau, and designed by architect Blas Silva Boucher. The house has two architectural styles that…
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Located in San Sebastian, The Hammock Museum is dedicated to the art of creating hammocks in Puerto Rico. The exhibits include different types of hammocks, materials, and tools used to create them and even lessons and demonstrations of this…
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The Cemí Museum (Museo El Cemí, in Spanish) in Jayuya is a visitor center for the area and a showcase of Taíno artifacts. Archaeological digs and large rocks with shapes carved into them (petroglyphs) prove that pre-Columbian cultures…
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Founded during the first years of the seventeenth century, this structure today houses a museum of religious art.
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The Museum of Puerto Rican Music showcases the historically rich past of the people of Puerto Rico. Their displays show how Puerto Rican music started and it's developed over the years. The Museum of Puerto Rican Music includes memorabilia…
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Located at the Old City Hall of Caguas, The Caguas Historical Museum offers a tour of its five exhibition halls that transports us to thousands of years ago in history in a point when the old colonizers of the American Continent established…
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Located at the Old City Hall, a tour of its five exhibition halls transports us to thousands of years ago, when the old colonizers of the American Continent established their first settlements. Caguas History Museum has among its acquis an…
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Casa Cautiño’s legacy recreates the history of the people of Puerto Rico. Designed by Guayamés architect Manuel Texidor. Built between 1882 – 1887, by the commission of industrial Genaro Cautiño Vázquez. The construction of this museum is…
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The Caguana Ceremonial Ball Courts Site in barrio Caguana, Utuado, Puerto Rico, is considered one of the most important archeological sites in the West Indies. Studies estimate it is over 800 years old, built by the Taíno around 1270 AD.…
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Museo de Los Próceres was inaugurated on April 6, 1995, located in the grounds adjacent to the sports complex Rebekah Colberg in Cabo Rojo. The Museum boasts a neoclassical structure and its front columns are like those of the Cuna de…
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