Top Things to do in Barranquitas
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The 10 Best Things to do in Barranquitas, Puerto Rico
Discover the best top things to do in Barranquitas, Puerto Rico including Sweetwater Farm, Mausoleo Familia de Munoz Rivera, Natural Protected Area Canon de San Cristobal, San Cristobal Hiking Tour, Parroquia San Antonio De Padua, Luis Munoz Rivera House & Museum, Puerto Rico Hiking Tours, Papa Buffalo, Ciudad Deportiva Nuevo Barranquitas, Paseo Lineal y Mirador Turistico de Barranquitas.
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1. Sweetwater Farm
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Mausoleo Familia de Munoz Rivera
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
The Munoz Rivera Family Mausoleum is the place that treasures the remains of Luis Munoz Rivera and his parents. Since 1980, it also houses the remains of his son, Luis Munoz Marin and his wife. In the Mausoleum, a small Museum was built, decorated with a mural where they keep, exhibit documents and objects of the life and work of the hero.
3. Natural Protected Area Canon de San Cristobal
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4.5 based on 39 reviews
4. San Cristobal Hiking Tour
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4.0 based on 22 reviews
The san Cristobal canyon is a beautiful place in Barranquitas. This Require a lot of hiking and physical stamina. You will see lots of river pool, practice rappelling and jumping to the water. Samuel A Oliveras with Go Hiking Puerto Rico and San Cristobal Canyon Hiking Tour are the most experienced in the area. The area was used as a trash landfill but now is conserved by some enviromental entities. The guides of San Cristobal Hiking Tour grew up close to the area and know best the site to have and adventure and exploration. The Canyon is very dangerous, you will need a guide. Call Samuel A Oliveras to be your guide.
5. Parroquia San Antonio De Padua
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
6. Luis Munoz Rivera House & Museum
The house of Luis Munoz Rivera is an example of the typical domestic architecture of our towns. Objects and furniture that belonged to L.M.R are exhibited, such as a desk, a 1914 Pierce Arrow car (used in his political campaigns), and a plaster face mask, made by J. Albizu in 1916.
