What to Do in Puerto Rico
Whether you're spending a weekend in Puerto Rico or a week, find a complete guide to things to do in Puerto Rico including attractions, restaurants, and events. Puerto Rico is a great place to explore, the possibilities are endless.
Puerto Rico offers an amazing variety of experiences. Tourist attractions to suit many tastes, from beautiful beaches to natural rain forests. But there is also a richness of history and culture to be found nowhere else. Puerto Rico is packed with enough unique attractions and fascinating sights to keep you occupied for weeks.
Ask yourself: "How much can I do today?", instead of: "What can I do today?", I assure you that with all the options Puerto Rico offers, you will be busy for weeks.
Where to Stay in Puerto Rico
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Featured Hotels
Located in the heart of Old San Juan, Hotel El Convento is a restored Carmelite convent where the Old world charm and elegance meet contemporary comfort and luxury, it is now one of San Juan's most elegant hotels with a Spanish style.
100 Calle del Cristo, San Juan, PR 00901
Hotel Rumbao
Perfectly located in the heart of Old San Juan, Hotel Rumbao puts you steps from the historic streets, waterfront views, and vibrant local scene. The staff is welcoming and attentive, making your stay feel easy and comfortable from check-in to checkout.
The rooftop pool offers a relaxing escape with charming city views, and the well-equipped gym is a great bonus for travelers who like to stay active while exploring the island.
100 Brumbaugh St., San Juan, PR 00901
Photo by Hotel Rumbao
Puerto Rico offers a huge variety of accommodations that will appeal to a multiplicity of personalities and pocketbooks.
Where to Eat
From cozy neighborhood gems to exceptional fine dining, these are our hand-selected favorites. Buen provecho!
Featured Restaurants
Rincón Ibérico
Rincón Ibérico offers a cozy, intimate dining experience in Old San Juan near El Morro. Known for its flavorful tapas and exceptional seafood paella, the restaurant pairs warm, attentive service with a charming atmosphere — a true hidden gem.
The paella is the star of the menu — generously portioned, perfectly seasoned, and rich with fresh flavors.
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Located across El Morro, Calle Norzagaray Interior Courtyard in Old San Juan.
787-725-5936
Restuarante Raices
If you're craving real Puerto Rican comfort food in the heart of Old San Juan, Restaurante Raíces delivers. The atmosphere is colorful, welcoming, and full of island energy — the kind of place where you immediately feel like part of the celebration.
And the mofongo? Absolutely divine. Flavorful, perfectly mashed, and generously served, it's rich, savory, and everything you hope Puerto Rican food will be.
Calle Recinto Sur 315 Viejo San Juan, Puerto Rico 00933
Photo by Raices Restaurant
Cafá Botánico
Tucked into the colorful streets of Old San Juan, Cafá Botánico is the kind of place that makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. Bright, fresh, and full of charm, it's a cozy escape for coffee lovers and brunch seekers alike.
And the cappuccino? A work of art. Perfectly balanced, beautifully crafted, and topped with stunning latte art, it's almost too pretty to drink — almost.
200 Calle de Tetuan, San Juan, Puerto Rico 00901
Find more places to dine and drink in Puerto Rico.
Events in Puerto Rico
Find year-round events, no matter where or when you're, chances are you will be able to find a town festival, carnival or music show.
Discover year-round events in Puerto Rico, including festivals, concerts, cultural celebrations, parades, and local traditions across the island.
See What's Happening on the Island
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Many have suggested that the Jones Act of 1917 was solely a means of creating a "blood tax" on Puerto Rico and adding to the supply of available men to add to the World War I effort. (Russell Baruffi)
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