Historic cemetery from the 1900s where various interesting city people are laid to rest, such as Don Antonio Vélez Alvarado, creator of the Puerto Rican flag. On display at the entrance is the antique Atrium Crucifix.(expand)
This 1925 Plaza del Mercado (Market Place) has been fully restored and is now a center for the arts, home of the Manatí Youth Symphony Orchestra as well as the Youth Choir (two excellent musical organizations).(expand)
This 1920s historic and architectural landmark was fully restored in 1990. It was the home to one of the last cultural institutions known as 'The Casino,' which lasted until the 1960s.(expand)
Iglesia Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria y San Matías Apóstol
This beautiful Catholic church, first built in the early 1600s and renovated during the 1700s and 1800s, is a national historic monument and maintains a religious museum. On display outside is the replica of the Atrium Crucifix, the original is in the ...(expand)
The Salón de los Poetas Manuel Joglar Cacho is one of two adjacent Greco-style buildings. Inside, there is a hall honoring Manatí's poets and artists and exhibitions of petroglyphs and caves.(expand)
Inaugurated in 1938 as part of Manatí's bicentennial celebration, this art deco-style building is a historic monument and has been recently restored. Tours only by Manatí Tourism Office Guide.(expand)
Part of an important ecosystem that includes mangroves, caves, stalagmites, stalactites, petroglyphs and the sea. Visitors must be cautious around the water, especially when the sea is rough. For those who love surfing and diving the Playa los Tubos ...(expand)
Free tour guide service for small and large groups and daily walking tours through the historic zone. Two hours tour (free) through Manatí includes the City's Historic Zone, Mar Chiquita beach and the Cuevas de las Golondrinas caves, among other ...(expand)