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Located on an isolated point with white lime cliffs surrounded by lagoons and marshes, Cabo Rojo, built in 1882, marks the southeast entrance from the Caribbean Sea through Mona Passage into the Atlantic Ocean.

Visitors can see numerous beautiful homes in the district, including the noted Victorian-style Juan Ortiz Perichi House on Luna Street, which architect Jorge Rigau once called "one of the best developed spatial sequences in residential architecture in Puerto Rico."

This church is the most famous attraction on the town of San Germán and it is one of the oldest churches in the Americas, let alone the oldest church under the United States jurisdiction.

The Museum of Puertorrican Music hosts a variety of exhibits about the origins and fusions of the puertorrican music.

Information and exhibit of the history of the city of Ponce.

The Ponce Museum of Art (Museo de Arte de Ponce) in Ponce, Puerto Rico, is one of the largest and most famous museums in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. It was founded by politician and philanthropist Luis A. Ferré, and it was officially inaugurated in December 28, 1965. The museum holds an impressive collection of over 3,000 pieces distributed among fourteen galleries

In recent years, a new structure was built on a hill to the north of Ponce to commemorate that small "bohío" house that served as watch and protector of the people of the city of Ponce.

Tibes is the most important arqueological site in the Caribbean. It represents the continuous habitation of indigenous people more than 1,000 years before Colombus encountered the New World.

Puertorrican Restaurant in the South of the Puerto Rico Island, in Ponce, specializing in Criolla food and Special Events.

Five monumental letters that spell the name of the city in Ponce, on the intersection of roads PR 10 and PR 52.