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Bayamon, El Centro
Like many Puerto Rican’s that were born and raised in the States, I spent my childhood summers in PR. In my faint memories of visiting El Centro, it was a vibrant place full of shops and life.
Today it’s a much quieter atmosphere, but still home to some great food, art, shopping and more…
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Must Visit Places
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Pitirre
Delicious coffee, breakfast and brunch. this is my go to for a quick bite and cappuccino. The service is exceptional and the entire aesthetic gives the coziest, chill vibe.
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El Nido
The perfect hybrid and fashion and lifestyle. This shop features clothing from local designers as well as a bar with an insane burger menu that transforms at nighttime.
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El Santario
The nieghborhood bookstore that also features vinyl and prints as well as a fresh flower shop. In the back, delicious coffee and quesitos await you alongside curated merch.
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Herman Nadal
An embodiment of slow fashion, this is a workspace and show room for designer Herman Nadal. His piece echo handmade from the knitted designs, and slightly imperfect mending.
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Pasiones Coffee Roasters
Small batch roasters rooted in Puerto Rico’s coffee heritage, serving freshly roasted, locally sources beans and fresh pastries in a calm, intentional pace
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Descrubra Health Foods
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Los Museos de Bayamon
The below museums are free to the public:
Museo de Arte de Bayamon features comptempory and Puerto Rican artist, has a sculpture garden and is often free or very low-cost depending on the exhibitions.
Museo Oller dedicated to major Puerto Rican Impressionist painter Francisco Oller. This museum is small, historic and intimate. Also features a small gallery of contemporary art.
Museo Francisco Manuel Oller y Cestero - A historial Museum dedicated to Francisco Oller
Museo Archivo - the hidden gem museum of Bayamon as its not a traditional art museum but features visual archives and exhibitions
Casa Museo Jose Celso Barbosa a bit of a time capsule, this historic museum features the home of Jose Celso Barbosa, the first Puerto Rican to attain a doctoral degree in America.
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