Interesting architecture, nice walk. Most restaurants are closed for lunch. More

Walking thru the plaza you will feel transported to an old world. Beautiful architecture if in the area for the holidays beautiful shows at the theater More

This town, which was founded in the 16th century, features an historic district which retains (by ordinance) strict conformance historical authenticity to construction/reconstruction. If one is touring this part of the island, don't fail to visit this historic district. It includes a church which was established in the mid 16th century. Very picturesque, friendly and comfortable. LIfe moves in "compound... More

The Porta Coeli convent church--an early Franciscan establishment--is worth the drive, and the town's 2 charming plazas and buildings merit a 1- to 2-hour wal-about. More

From the location of this town (southwest part of the island), you wouldn't think that it has over 430 years of being founded. I've been in San German in different occasions before, but it was the first time that I actually enjoyed being here. We started off with the Inter American University of Puerto Rico (San German Campus), my Alma... More

We stopped in San German on the way back to the airport. I'm really glad we did. It seemed pretty unique for Puerto Rican cities of that size - it's small, but everything is within walking distance. The people were incredibly friendly and there's some great colonia-era architecture, although don't count on anything being open. It's worth stopping by if... More