Nativa sells unique apparel for women of all ages. From lacy summer dresses to outfits that are perfect for painting the town red in, this women's apparel boutique has it all. Explore the racks and browse through crop tops, rompers and adorable dresses.

The San Juan Cathedral or "Cathedral of San Juan Baptist" is an important landmark of the city. Built in 1521, it is the oldest church on U.S. territory and the second oldest church built in the Americas when the Spanish owned the Island. It is also the burial site of Spanish explorer and first governor of Puerto Rico, Juan Ponce De León. The entrance is free of cost.

If you are looking for a "get together" with friends, crafted cocktails, Caribbean gastronomy and a vibrant atmosphere, this might be the perfect spot for you! Its unique colorful decor will invite you to dine, drink and watch your favorite sports event in one single place. For the daring person, try their famous "fishbowls", which are exclusive cocktails made in a 40oz bowl.

For those chocolate lovers, this is the gastronomic space where chocolate is the main element for every dish, including pastries, brunch, and cocktails. The place holds the historical tradition of the family Cortés, who were chocolatiers since 1929 and their products were natives from Puerto Rico. Visit their gift shop to take a piece of their flavorful souvenirs anywhere you go.

Princesa Gastrobar's culture has a mix of African, Spanish and Taíno influences. For a local culinary experience, Princesa Gastrobar offers you the authentic Puerto Rican cuisine that dates back to the 18th Century with Caribbean and International fusion. You will be surrounded by the historical walls of Old San Juan, which will invite you to be part of their history.

To satisfy your adventurous spirit, Las Delicias Falls is a breathtaking sight located at the center of the Island, between the towns of Ciales and Jayuya. Its natural beauty makes Las Delicias the perfect spot for road trips. Easy to access from the main road with only 10 minutes hike to the falls. The entrance is free, but make sure to bring water, supplies and closed shoes to begin your trail.

The name says it all. Walk into the Puerto Rican Arts & Crafts to get the best of local art and handicraft collectibles. Its inventory comprises original paintings in acrylic and oil, hand crafted santos and jewelry, ceramics and gourmet food. A special section is dedicated to artworks featuring well known local artists like Samuel García, Isabel Bernal, José Ortiz and Roberto Robles. A perfect place to take home table top souvenirs or home decorations, walk in to take a pick.

La Factoría offers you unique tropical drinks served in a rustic ambience. The bar also features a dance floor for salsa dancers and those wanting to dance to some vibrant Latin music.

Ciqala Rooftop offers spectacular 360 degree views from its rooftop lounge in the heart of Santurce. This elegant spot is perfect for a romantic dinner or special activity. Be sure to wear your hippest outfit to this fashionable bar.

A visit to Toro Verde is not for the faint of heart. This adventure park offers thrilling experiences set in the lush landscape of Puerto Rico. Enjoy a ride on the zip line, cross a rope bridge, and end an exciting day with a delicious meal from their restaurant. You'll get amazing views of the surrounding natural areas and memories to last a lifetime.

Offering the best of a lounge and a dance club, Bar El Rubí, is a hip club destination in San Juan. Their expert mixologists whip up refreshing cocktails to beat the heat on the patio. DJ performances keep the huge crowds that gather here on weekends dancing all night. With its late hours, you can enjoy the trendy-meets-country ambiance until the sun comes up. 

Cafe Don Ruiz is a great spot to stop at for a cup of coffee if you are walking towards or from El Morro.

Nestled in the center of Old San Juan, Museo de las Américas was established by Dr. Ricardo E. Alegría in 1992. It showcases the history and culture of the Americas and its impact on Puerto Rico. It has four main exhibition halls. Artes Populares highlights the folk art of the Caribbean, North, South and Central America. It is split into eight themes such as pottery, magic and religion, housing and furnishings, tools, etc. La Herencia Africana takes you through an expedition of Africa where you get acquainted with its topography, superstitions, religion, slavery and influence on this island. All these are depicted in four rooms. Find out about the aboriginals of the continent, their legacy and the Taino Indians through the 20 lifelike sculptures by Swedish-Peruvian sculptor, Felipe Lettersten. Finally the Conquista y Colonización takes you through the beginning and evolution of the nation in its six themed salons. The museum also offers daily workshops for kids as well as guided tours.

Select from an excellent range of handbags from Concalma and support a local independent store. The designer Matilsha Marxuach makes sure that the products on offer follow the latest styles and fashions. Here you will find handbags with varied print, pattern and materials. Also available at the shop is a small range of polo t-shirts and jerseys. Visit their website for more information.

Plaza Las Américas is the largest mall in the Caribbean, and is located in the Hato Rey district. Anchor stores include JC Penney, Macy's and Sears. More than 300 stores can be found at the Plaza, frequented by both locals and visitors. Among the restaurants featured in the mall are the Ponderosa Steakhouse, Chili's and La Terraza food court, which has over 40 eateries. There are also 22 movie screens here, showing the latest releases.

Cinema Bar 1950 takes you back in time to a past era in Puerto Rico. This popular entertainment destination offers food, drinks, and fun in an elegant, yet relaxed ambiance. Enjoy delicious appetizers while watching independent films in the comfortable theaters. Then, opt for a refreshing coconut mojito to sip through the rest of the movie. Whether you dine in the restaurant or in the theaters, you'll enjoy friendly, efficient service.   

Cocina Abierta - whose name translates to "open kitchen" - opens their doors to you and invites you to enjoy deliciously creative tapas accompanied by exceptional service. Their modern dining room exudes a rustic charm that makes you feel right at home. You'll want to get a taste of everything here - between the black cod with baked apples, duck tacos, and fried calamari, you won't know where to start. Whatever you do, make sure to try one of their signature cocktails, like the Velvet Touch. 

Opened in 1976, Monsieur are pioneers in introducing today's well-known brands in men's fashion.

Pizza lover? This classic pizzeria in the heart of Old San Juan will leave you satisfied. You can't go wrong with whatever you order here. Pirilo is friends and family-oriented, and it even has a second floor that can host large groups.

Visitors to the Arecibo Observatory get to observe the world's largest radio telescope and explore the observatory's visitor's center.

Rum Bacardí continues to be the worldwide leader for more than a 100 years. You can choose between their Historical, Rum Tasting and Mixology tour options. You will learn about its history, craftsmanship, and shipping around the world. They allow visitors to craft their own bottle of the beverage at the gift shop that's replete with souvenirs.

This is a fashionable upscale women boutique with the latest trends in the fashion industry.

Offering women's clothing for any occasion, this boutique is perfect for shoppers with varying styles, from casual to very classy. Fashionable and very trendy, you will not leave here without something to wear.

Marella is a clothing store for trend-setters. They offer accessories, casual tops, and dresses for all those young at heart. This boutique will put you in the spotlight with their Puerto Rican fashion trends.

Located at the iconic "Placita de Santurce", Asere Cubano offers you unique and authentic Cuban cuisine with a nice touch of rustic ambience.

Trusted since 1963, Barrachina offers guests unique Puerto Rican and Spanish cuisine served alongside the world famous Piña Colada.

Enjoy the beautiful views of Old San Juan from this rooftop restaurant. The restaurant and bar serves delicious items that are sure to cool you down, including mojitos made with fresh tropical fruit.

Oceano's delivers a true culinary experience combining Puerto Rican flavors and seafood in a beautiful outdoor atmosphere. This oceanside spot is only a five minutes walk from La Concha Renaissance San Juan Resort.

Puerto Rico's new hot air balloon will take you up to 3,200 feet above the sea to see the beautiful mountains of Jayuya in a 360 degree view. Perfect for kids and handicapped people.

Enjoy authentic Caribbean cuisine, including seafood and certified Angus steaks in an intimate atmosphere. This lovely restaurant is located in the heart of Condado.

Over 46 taps of craft beer, including local, international, tapas and more! Perfect for beer enthusiasts or just to enjoy a nice cold drink.

Also known as "Charca El Roble" (Oak's Pond) or "El Charco de la Leche" (Milk's Pond), Gozalandia offers an adventure for all visitors to San Sebastian's beautiful waterfalls. Get together with friends or family and enjoy the scenic attraction.

Expand your culinary senses with these local merchants offering you a variety of exquisite drinks, food and entertainment with the intention of bringing the best of Puerto Rico's indigenous gastronomy and culture.

Be delighted with their exquisite and creative tapas, wine selection and some Puerto Rican delicacies. Even if you select indoor, outside dining or at the bar, the decor of this beautiful restaurant will definitely take you into their Spanish roots. Make it a full culinary experience enjoying your dinner at their roof deck with live music under the stars to add the perfect vibe.