Jardín Botánico y Cultural William Miranda Marín

I went for the first time visiting family in PR. My cousin, unfortunately, had some knee pain and the attendant at the entrance suggested taking the trolley instead of walking around the entire park. We were both so happy we took her advice. My cousin had been to the gardens many times, but the tour guide on the trolley shared info and pointed out things she hadn't seen before. After our tour, we could walk back to the places we wanted to visit again. Best of all, our guide was amazing. His name was Hector Galvez Molina and if you get him, you're in for a treat! Señor Galvez Molina was knowledgeable and friendly. It's clear he enjoys his work and especially the history of the gardens. I will definitely be back!

Easy and plentiful parking. Great exhibit with lots of wildlife. We spent about 2 hours here, but you could be there longer. Good for walking with many spots for shade, restrooms, and food. Don’t forget to check out the suspension bridge!

It's a nice park to walk around in for an hour or two. the plant varieties are not extensive or impressive. There were some interesting animatronic displays the kids may enjoy. Kudos to the boy scout projects in the park.

It was a great walk through lots of native plants, from beautiful flowers to fruiting trees. Plenty of wildlife around from birds to iguanas and egrets. They have the jurassic theme throughout for the kids too. Animated dinosaurs that are motion activated. We walked over a mile.

Cute place for a walk, but definitely needs some TLC and upkeep. Needs to be supported by more tourism, great place to learn about local culture and history but needs to be maintained. Would be a great place for a date, picnic, live music, movie night, etc. it has so much space!!! Needs more flowers too. Lots of turtles