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    • manlyfood 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Unfortunately we visited in the off season so the display of flowers etc. were not in abundance but the gardens were still very nice. The biggest draw back is that plants are not labeled as in most gardens so if you are not a horticulturist you can enjoy the view but have to guess at what you are looking at. There are a few food and drink kiosks at the gardens so be sure to have a bottle of water with you. The gardens are only open Thursday thru Sunday.
    • labrujaone 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      We didn't know how big or how much there was to see. We had went on a Monday, but they're only open Thursday to Sunday. We went back on Thursday and we're so glad we did. We walked the grounds and loved it. My only complaint is that more labels are needed to name the trees and plants. Thank goodness my husband could tell us a lot, but there were some trees he didn't know the names of or hadn't seen before himself. I would visit again. Beautiful grounds.
    • 331CarolB 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      You just have to feel how calm the place is. Not only is it surrounded by nature, it has different attractions with water, walking through the trails, and if that isn't enough, you find yourself up hill with a really antique Puertorican traditional cooking rest. The flavors, the smell, the service, everything was great. A few feets in front of it, you can actually enjoy how the old time homes looked like. I really enjoyed it and looking forward to go again.
    • BedaO 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      This is a nice place to enjoy with family and friends. The Botanical Garden holds different activities throughout the year, with puerto rican goodies, arts and crafts. Nature in splendor to spend some relaxing hrs.
    • FreqTrev 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      I usually go in the mornings to walk or jog. Listening to the sounds of nature early in the morning is a great experience (I have a yearly subscription, so I can enter at any time.) Reasonable well maintained, although it can be improved. You don't find many places in Puerto Rico where you can go every day to be in contact with nature, right in the middle of a city.
    • PBandJ2003 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Close to San Juan, on good roads. Just follow the signs! Nice mix of vistas and features, like a koi water garden, sculpture garden, and small orchid house. You can take a tour or just walk through.
    • Patti_00773 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      We were a group of 32 Seniors that toured the Cultural and Botanical Gardens in Caguas. The garden itself is situated on 60 acres, the grounds of a former sugar mill. It has many paths that let you meander. The garden is meticulously kept and staff is bi-lingual, friendly and very knowledgeable. There are many "special" areas designed to highlight aspects of Puerto Rican heritage and culture. My favorite area was the reproduction of an old country house, kitchen garden and the Roster protecting the hen and egg. This is what many Puerto Rican people remember as grandfathers house or a typical Jibaro (poor country folk) house. There is also an area where they have planted many trees in danger of extinction, to help protect them and to educate people of the importance of conservation of our natural resources. The garden has been planted with various flowering plants like heliconias, bromeliads, orchids and gingers. It also has an area of palms and another of fruit trees. There is an orchidarium (orchid house), displaying a number of blooming orchids. There are a few lovely ponds, some with water lilies, one pond large enough to have peddle boats you can rent for $3.00 There is also a stage in this pond where they hold many great concerts. Although it’s fun to just wander around the Gardens, Caguas has created an extra way for those with physical limitations to view the grounds. They offer guided tram tours of the garden for an additional fee. The tram tour is about 60 minutes long. Our tour was in English. The guided tram was an additional fee of $3 per person. Note the paths are gravel, not paved, so it’s not too easy to use a wheelchair or stroller. A short stop at the Caguas Plaza ended our activities as we sought out the pizza and ice cream parlor. Do believe an enjoyable day was had by all.
    • zamia2 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Only 20 minutes from San Juan, you can really get to know what Puerto RIco is all about. Located in Caguas, a small town with a metropolitan flavor, you can get close to nature, meditate, have a picnic, learn about plants and get to know more about the history of Puerto Rico. A must when come to Puerto Rico.,
    • travelwithmisty 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      We have traveled to Puerto Rico three times this year on a cruise and wanted to see something different. We took a tour to the gardens and enjoyed seeing how beautiful they were. We toured on a weds. and the gardens were open only for our tour so there were no crowds. We enjoyed the history and the info about the plants. They have rides that are only opened Thurs-Sun. It was a nice way to spend the day.
    • JeanetteP95 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      After a busy and stress-filled day, what a beautiful place to unwind and get some much-needed exercise, I enjoyed the hanging bridge, the Taino area and the variety of plants... but most of all the tranquility.
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