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Top 10 Things to do in Bayamon, Puerto Rico
Bayamón is a municipality of Puerto Rico located on the northern coastal valley, north of Aguas Buenas and Comerío; south of Toa Baja and Cataño; west of Guaynabo; and east of Toa Alta and Naranjito.
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1. Parque de las Ciencias Luis A. Ferre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By BLSaldana - San Juan, Puerto Rico
Easy drive from San Juan, right off Carr #2. Entrance is reasonably priced and they hand you a map of the park. It is not too large, but you can easily spend the entire day, especially if you have kids. It's very educational and worth going to each exhibit, a total of eleven. We arrived shortly after 1:00 p.m. and did not have enough time to go to all of them. Of the ones we did go, we enjoyed the Planetarium, nicely air-conditioned and good Seating. Also the mini-zoo, which we spent the most time, mainly waiting for the hypo to come out of the water! The transportation museum is not air-conditioned but one does not spend much time there. For kids, it has mini golf as well as peddle boats around the small marina that encircles the playground area. Lots of trees and very clean, with bathrooms and attendants ready to assist. Highly recommend it for learning and diversion. The track up the hill is worth going to to enjoy a magnificent 360 view of the city. It's guided only on weekends, twice a day. I am sure t's when the park is the fullest so arrive early!
I recommend visitors to go with comfortable shoes, cool clothing, wear sunscreen and sunglasses. Snacks/drinks are sold there, but one can bring ones own drink so we took our own water and trail mix to munch on. By the end, we were tired and famished, but very delighted!
2. Museo de Arte de Bayamon
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By JibaroTraveller - Livingston, Texas
This Museum is located in the Luis Ferre Science Park. It is a beautiful building that houses some incredible pieces of Puerto Rican Art, both old and new. Everyone was very helpful and friendly.
We took the Tren Urbano to Bayamon($1.50) and the shuttle bus (no charge) to the Science Park. The entrance was close to the bus stop. There is no charge if you are only going to the art museum (donations accepted). The Science park has an entry fee.
The Museum is well worth visiting. Time would be about one hour. You could combine this with a visit to the Oller Museum and/or the local mall.
3. El Tropical Casino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By PRFamilyVacations
This is a light, bright, new feeling casino next to the Hyatt Place and Plaza Del Sol in Bayamon. Parking is easy in the attached Garage, with validation available.
There are large video screens to watch the game while playing the tables or slots. Service from the dealers is hit or miss. We found one blackjack dealer to be very friendly and engaging, however moments later a roulette the dealer never even said one word for the entire time we were at the table!
I think The Ritz-Carlton, San Juan Casino has better service and offers food to players in addition to drinks, but this Casino is very nice in terms of the modern ambiance.
For those who live or are staying around Dorado this is much closer and more convenient than going the whole way to San Juan to play.
4. Paseo Lineal
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Roberto C - Bayamon, Puerto Rico
I ride my bicycle on this park but there is a path for walking and running. El paseo goes all the way to the sea in the North and stretch between two bodies of water.
5. PR Dive
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Christopher S
I spent July 1st and 2nd with Christopher from PR Dive completing my PADI open water certification. He was friendly , professional , through and made the instruction and dives fun.
6. Centro de Conservacion de Manaties de Puerto Rico
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Conservation Center Manatee, led by the Caribbean Stranding Network and the Interamerican University of Puerto Rico, is dedicated to the conservation of manatees endangered through programs of rescue and response to strandings, rehabilitation and veterinary care, research population and community outreach in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean.
Reviewed By DraBravo
This place is awesome for nature lovers, specially animal caretakers. It shows well what people can do to help preserve endagered species. All who visit the place are reminded of human impacts to our ecosystems, and fragility of life.
Children will love it, and if lucky to be at feed times it is even better. They accept baby milk, fruits and some veggies as donations. Call to see what you can bring in.
7. Executive Solutions LLC.
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Limousine Transportation, Motor Coach, Helicopter, Private Planes and others.
Reviewed By Evelopez - New Windsor, New York
We are used to travel to many places including outside the island and have all types of transportation services coordinated. This time, we were picked up by the Executive Solutions team. I have to say they are the best of all. We had five executive buses picked us up and take us to our destination, then back. They are very serious about the security and their job. I felt safe at all times, and had the opportunity to chat a little bit with José Poupal, the President. They are the best security and transportation service I've ever received. Five stars is just not enough for their excellence.
8. Museo Francisco Oller
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By JibaroTraveller - Livingston, Texas
This Museum celebrates the Art of Francisco Oller, one of the first Puerto Rican Artists. His painting of his Grandfather, done at age 14, is jaw dropping incredible. A local, self taught artist, he went to France and studied with the masters, returned to Puerto Rico and painted some of the most impressive work of the period.
The museum also houses a section of art from other early Puerto Rican Artists and another section of amazing later day and current art.
The museum is a couple block walk from the Tren Urbano Station in Bayamon. It can be reached by Train or bus. There are many places to eat in the area as well as a nice shopping mall. Work from local artists is available nearby.
9. Kids Pavillion
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Kids Pavillion are a series of family play centers where you will find from fun soft play units with obstacles and slides, inflatables, kiddie rides, interactive games and activities for the young ones and least young ones, kids gym, Glamour Birthday Spa, pajama parties, kids disco, food center, and for the less little ones our exquisite and delightful coffee bar and much more. Kids Pavillion are all in commercial shopping centers with great climate control air condition and maximum security for the enjoyment of all. Our prestigious and fun play centers offer top quality facilities and updated equipment under reasonable prices, hassle free with our all inclusive deals. We look forward on making your next event successful, memorable and fun. In Kids Pavillion we bring out the kid in you!
Reviewed By DaMarcanos - Norfolk, Virginia
Bayamon is too busy, too hechted, a lot of traffic, allmost like manhattan, or LA, but not as nice, ther is nothing to do but shop and eat, I spend many years in that place I should know, my whole family moved because of the nightmare driving and how busy that place is.
But with all that said I LOVE Bayamon. is my town
10. Hacienda Santa Ana
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Mitsubishi0075 - Comerio, Puerto Rico
Its a great place to visit in Bayamon next to Goya Ave Central Juanita under the Bridge Express Rio Hondo its a great place an excellency of History of Bayamon don't know how it is now but hope it gets up soon great brewery recommend this history place of Bayamon
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