Cities and Towns in Puerto Rico Part IV

This is the last hub concerning the exclusive title "Cities and Towns in Puerto Rico".

• The first part contains the cities and towns starting with the letters A to C.
• The second part includes the ones starting with the letters D to J.
• The third part includes from L to Q.
• This is the fourth part and last which includes the cities and towns staring with the letters: R to Y.

Puerto Rico is a non-incorporated territory of the United States. Puerto Rico Does It Better is a campaign slogan used as a descriptive phrase about the magnificent wonders that the Island contains. The legacies from our Creator, indigenous people, and the conquerors to the details revealed in our history, are the producers of the offerings that enrich the fascinations of this piece of land in the world.

From North to South and from East to West you will find a road that guarantees an unforgettable traveling experience. I have been sharing each municipality's nickname and attraction translated to English. Enjoy the last municipals of the 78 that forms this remarkable island, which are:

Known as: Town of the Beautiful Sunsets, Town of the Surfing and The Surfers.

Attractions:

1. Domes Beach
2. Mary Beach
3. Punta del Mar
4. Higueras Point Lighthouse
5. Desecheo Island National Wildlife Refuge
6. Sun Garden

Known as: City of The Yunque, and The Squatters.

Attractions:

1. Caribbean National Forest, El Yunque
2. The Green (recreational area)
3. Spirit River Nature Reserve
4. Elegant Hotels
5. Golf Courses
6. Coconut Beach
7. The Picuas Beach

Known as: Town of the Prodigies, Town of the Virgin of the Rosary of the Well, The City of the Petate, and Town of the Petate Makers.

Attractions:

1. San Francisco Estate
2. The Big House (Quilinchini Estate)
3. Museum of Art, City Hall
4. Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Rosary of the Well
5. Equality Lodge # 23
6. Susúa State Forest
7. Boat House
8. Orlando Lopez Recreational Center
9. Albino Estate

Known as: The Town of the Island Mojo.

Attractions:

1. Olympic Center
2. Aguirre Forest
3. Former Central Aguirre Sugar Mill
4. Camp Santiago
5. Museum of Sports
6. Puerto Rico International Speedway
7. Pozuelo Beach
8. Freshwater Well
9. Jobos Bay National Estuarine Research Preserve
10. Monument to Veterans
11. Rincon Bay
12. Artisans Market
13. Jagüeyes Forest

Known as: City of the Hills, City of the Swallows, Founding City, Cradle of Puerto Rican Baseball, and Pilgrim City.

Attractions:

1. Balls Bridge
2. Morales House
3. Liberty Tree Ceiba
4. Historic Gallery
5. Lola Rodriguez de Tio House
6. Ramirez de Arellano and Rossell Museum
7. Santo Domingo Plaza
8. Three Races Mural
9. Porta Coeli Church
10. St. Germanus of Auxerre Church
11. Kings Plaza
12. San Sebastian Chapel
13. San Germán Park
14. Monument to St. Rose of Lima
15. Bahr House
16. Sun Theater
17. Alfredo Ramirez Research Center Museum
18. Former Train Station

Known as: The Wall City, The Capital City, The Paved City, and Colonial City.

Attractions:

1. Alejandro Tapia Theatre
2. Botanical Garden
3. Carnegie Library
4. City Walls
5. Condado Beach
6. Condado Hotel Area
7. Condado Lagoon
8. Enrique Martí Coll Linear Park
9. Escambrón Sports and Beach Complex
10. Felisa Rincon de Gautier Museum
11. Gabriela Mistral Complex
12. Government Reception Center (Old Casino)
13. Hiram Bithorn Stadium
14. House of Spain
15. House of The Book
16. House Ramon Power y Giralt
17. House Serrallés
18. Historical Churches
19. José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum
20. Luis Muñoz Rivera Park
21. Natatorium
22. National Gallery at the former Dominican Friars Convent''
23. Ocean Park Beach
24. Pablo Casals Museum
25. Pedrín Zorrilla Coliseum
26. Pigeon Park
27. Puerto Rican Culture Institute
28. Puerto Rico Athenaeum
29. Puerto Rico Convention Center
30. Puerto Rico General Library and Archives
31. Puerto Rico Olympics Committee
32. Rebekah Colberg Sports Centre
33. Ruth Hernández Cultural Center
34. San Felipe del Morro Castle
35. San Jose Theater
36. San Juan Art and History
37. San Juan Art League
38. San Juan Central Park
39. San Juan Gate
40. San Juan Golf Academy and Driving Range
41. San Juan Yacht Club
42. Santa Catalina
43. Santurce and Río Piedras Markets
44. School of Visual Arts
45. Sixto Escobar Ballpark
46. St. Christopher Castle
47. St. Jerome Fort
48. St. John the Baptist and Remembrance Monuments
49. St. Mary Magdalene of Pazzi Cemetery
50. The Americans Museum
51. The Capitol
52. The Former Arsenal The Puntilla
53. The Former Ballajá Barracks
54. The Princesa Jail
55. The Princess Promenade
56. The Two Brothers Bridge
57. Third Millennium Park
58. Town Squares
59. University of Puerto Rico
60. White House

Known as: Town of the Samaritans and the Samaritan City.

Attractions:

1. The Holy Peak
2. San Carlos Cockfighting Ring
3. Our Lady of Mercy church
4. The Marina Bridge
5. Quintana Ranch
6. Priscilla Flores Theater

Known as: San Sebastian del Pepino and The Hammock Town.

Attractions:

1. Baldorioty Roman Square
2. Camp Guajataca
3. Central Silver Ruins
4. Collazo Falls
5. Doña Visa Residence
6. Fred Benito Theater
7. Guajataca Reserve
8. Lake Guajataca
9. Luis Rodríguez Cabrero Cultural Center
10. Marketplace
11. Mount the Hat
12. Robles or Paradise Lost Falls
13. Saint Sebastian the Martyr Parish
14. Sculpture of a Heifer
15. September 24 Promenade
16. The Plantation Jibarito

Known as: Land of Champions and City of Colts.

Attractions:

1. Aguirre Forest
2. Boardwalk
3. Indigenous Museum
4. Jauca Beach
5. Ruins of the Alomar Estate

Know as: Toa City, Cradle of Poets, and as the City of Josco.

Attractions:

1. Egozcue Square
2. Villa Tropical Recreational Center
3. San Fernando Rey Parish
4. Statue of Masso Rivera
5. Masso Rivera City Theater
6. Legendary Tree

Known as: City of the Toa Valleys, Underwater City, and the People of the Plains.

Attractions:

1. The Fort Canuelo
2. Goats Island
3. Sister Island
4. Punta Salinas Public Beach
5. Bacardi Rum Tourism Complex
6. Costancia Central Sugar Mill
7. Santa Elena Estate
8. Palo Seco Thermoelectric Plant
9. Candelaria Chapel
10. The Little Train

Known as: New Metropolis, City of Springs, City in the Country, City of Eight Streets, and Town of Leaners.

Attractions:

1. Luis Munoz Rivera Foundation
   
2. Carraizo Lake and Reservoir
3. Lake Loiza
4. Cave of Lourdes
5. The Bicentenary Walkway
6. Historic Steal Bridge
7. Convent of Carmelitas of St. Joseph
8. The Mountain Spring
9. Family Park
10. Gardens of the Castle
11. Route of the Pork
12. Town Square (Remodeled)

Known as: City of the Vivi, and The Highlanders.

Attractions:

1. The Saltillo Falls
2. Dos Bocas Lake
3. Caonillas Lake
4. Gallery Ivanet
5. Roses Estate
6. Monument to Utuado's Soldiers
7. Dos Bocas Dam
8. Rio Abajo Forest Preserve
9. Taino Workshop
10. Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park

Known as: Squatters Town, and The Planters.

Attractions:

1. Swallows Cave
2. Forest Reserve
3. Public Beach Cerro Gordo
4. Sugar Mill
5. Monument Gilberto Concepcion

Known as: City of Syrup, and the City of Orange Groves.

Attractions:

1. Syrup, Syrup Artisans Center
2. Orange Groves
3. The Thirteen Recreational Area
4. Tortuguero Recreational Complex
5. Alonso House Museum of Art
6. José F. Nater Square
7. America Theater
8. Phoenix Theater
9. Puerto Nuevo Beach
10. Vega Baja Nautical Club
11. Jorge Otero Military Museum
12. Donkey Caves
13. Tortuguero Lagoon
14. Our Lady of the Rosary Church
15. Relief Sculpture of the History of Vega Baja
16. The Trinitarian Park
17. Man of the Cane Monument
18. Monument to the Vega Baja Trio
19. Migrant Square
20. Vega Baja Sports Hall of Fame

Known as Little Girl Island and Isabel II.

Attractions:

1. Bust of Simon Bolivar, Isabel II Square
2. Fort Conde de Mirasol
3. Ferro Point Archaeological Zone
4. Hope Waterfront and Monument to Angel Rodriguez Cristobal
5. Centennial Ceiba Tree
6. Tombs of the Le Guillou Family
7. Sun Bay Public Beach
8. Caracas Beach
9. Hope Beach
10. Navio Beach
11. White Beach
12. Mosquito Bay - Bioluminescent Bay
13. Mulas Lighthouse Point

Known as: City of Advances, City of Lakes, City of Cooperatives, and the City of Pigeon Peas.

Attractions:

1. The Crown Peak
2. Wonder Peak
3. Doña Juana Waterfall
4. Lake Guayabal
5. Lake Toa Cows
6. Black Bull Forest Preserve

Known as City of Sugar and Town of the Yucca.

Attractions:

1. House of Culture
2. Roig Central Sugar Mill
3. Guayanes Beach
4. Ruins of Santa Lucia Estate

Known as: The Coffee Town, Taino Capital and the Town of Corsicans.

Attractions:

1. Agre House
2. Cesari House
3. Lake Luchetti
4. Lake Las Vegas
5. Ruins of Our Lady of the Rosary Chapel
6. Ideal Theater
7. Tozza Castle

Visiting us is knowing that Puerto Rico does it better when you interact:

1. Touring around the island
2. Revealing Puerto Rico's history
3. Admiring its landscaping
4. Discovering its legends
5. Kayaking into a glow in the dark bioluminescent bay
6. Rappelling down limestone ravines
7. Deep Sea Fishing
8. Scuba diving the deepest depths of the Atlantic Ocean
9. Sharing stories of its cities and towns
10. Sunbathe taking in over 270 miles of beaches
11. Swimming in subterranean rivers
12. Horseback Riding
13. Mountain Biking
14. Zip-lining over a verdant canopy
15. Shopping from artisans shops to big Malls
16. Less but not least sunset and moonlight sailing cruise

Puerto Rico Does It Better!

I guess you have found out why we say that Puerto Rico Does It Better! Access our hubs on places to stay, restaurants and tourist attractions. Enjoy the natural wonders offered in Puerto Rico which it is one of the most exciting destinations in the Caribbean.

Blessings to all!

© Maria Magdalena Ruiz O'Farrill