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(263 Fortaleza St. Tel. 787-722-0757)
clubmanpr.com
This house of style knows there’s nothing that compares to a sharply dressed man. Expect trendsetting suits, sport jackets, shirts and ties from Tommy Bahama, Nautica, Lacoste, Burberry, Canali and Versace.
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(264 San Francisco St. Tel. 787-722-0991)
costazulpr.com
Many of the fashions found in this edgy beach boutique are equally fl attering on the sand or on the dance fl oor. The shop also carries backpacks and beach bags, splashy swimwear and funky sunglasses.
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(Ponce de Leon Ave Parada 17.5. Tel. 787-724-4412)
ladefensapr.com
Visit this homegrown shoe and purse retailer for a peek at the hottest fashion trends. The inventory includes fun styles like strappy platform heels and shiny evening bags, sought after by fashion-conscious locals.
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(On Calle Fortaleza. Tel. 787-721-7000)
The oldest European construction in the
US is the current home of Puerto Rico’s
governor, but its stately gardens are open to
the public. Reservations are
strongly recommended.
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(At Luis Muñoz Marín Park. Tel. 787-756-4000)
puntoverdepr.com
This eco-minded theme park is fun for kids of all ages. Though it is smack in the middle of metropolitan San Juan, it feels like an escape to the great outdoors. Among the exhibits are an arts and crafts station that uses recycled materials, a nature-inspired music park and a trampoline-jumping ride.
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(Escambrón Beach. Tel. 787-758-8001)
saboreapuertorico.com
This beachfront gastronomic extravaganza offers a taste of the talent of the island’s topnotch chefs. Presentations by food celebrities and wine experts, as well as tastings, seminars and kitchen demos, add fl avor to the annual event. April 9-11.
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(259 Calle San Francisco. Tel. 787-722-0658)
It may more than a hundred years old, but
judging from the line to get in, this Old San
Juan bakery is still as hip as it gets. It serves
some of the most aromatic coffee and fl akiest
breakfast pastries on the island. $
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(609 Calle San Jorge. Tel. 787-727-2717)
www.lacasonapr.net
Step through the doors of this restaurant, and
you’ll swear you took a wrong turn and landed
in Europe. The authentic Spanish cuisine,
impeccable service and charming ambience
make dining here a special occasion. Choose
from multiple changing prix-fi xe menus or
order a la carte. $$$
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(At the San Juan Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino, 1309 Avenida Ashford. Tel. 787-722-7000)
www.marriotthotels.com
On most nights, the expansive lobby of this
retro landmark hotel is where you’ll fi nd the
most intoxicating Latin rhythms. It’s edgy, chic
and undoubtedly the most popular place to see
and be seen after dark in San Juan.
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(Route 992, km 4.0, Luquillo. Tel. 787-889-5820)
haciendacarabalipuertorico.com
You may need to set aside more than a day to take advantage of all the things to do at this 600-acre adventure ranch. Horseback riding, go-carting, mountain biking and four-tracking are a few of the thrills you’ll find.
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Fun Fact!
Christopher Columbus originally named the
town he found “Puerto Rico” (rich port) and
the island “San Juan”; the two names were
later switched.
