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Airports in Atlanta

The city of Atlanta is served by Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport situated around 11 kilometers away from the Atlanta's central business district. It provides domestic & international passenger and cargo services to various destinations like Amsterdam, Paris, Cancun, London, Tokyo, Punta Cana, Mexico City, Seoul, Lima, Miami, Tampa, Dallas, Orlando, and more. Passengers can easily commute between the airport & the city using shared-ride shuttles, hotel shuttles, Limousines & taxis, rideshare/TNC, buses & trains, rental cars, and SkyTrain.

Explore San Juan

San Juan is the most popular tourist destination in Puerto Rico, a great central location, and the best starting point when visiting the island. San Juan is truly an all-inclusive vacation destination offering something for everyone to enjoy. San Juan is the busiest cruise port in the Caribbean, chosen as a stop by major cruise lines, giving cruisers world class attractions and rich cultural experiences that can easily be done by simply walking across the piers. Only those that choose to spend at least a few days in San Juan get to experience the full enchantment of this place. San Juan is the cultural center of Puerto Rico, celebrating countless festivals and events throughout the year. There’s always something entertaining and exciting happening in San Juan. Island residents head to the city to join the festivities. Visitors are encouraged and welcome to join the fun and experience Puerto Rican’s vibrant culture.

Things to Do in San Juan

Museum of Puerto Rican Art (Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico)

The Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico is one of the highlights of San Juan and is a prominent player in the Caribbean cultural scene. The building, which was opened in 2000, was constructed around a 1920’s hospital building. The older portion of the building displays the museum’s permanent collection and is the first thing visitors see as they enter. The newer portion (the east wing) is a five-story structure

containing a multi-story atrium, a theater with seating for up to 400 people, a sculpture garden, and a popular restaurant. There are also other rooms available for workshops and exhibitions. In total, the museum contains more than 130,000 feet of space used to display an excellent permanent collection and host temporary exhibitions.

Puerto Rico Museum of Contemporary Art

Founded in 1984, this museum is the place to see the work of Puerto Rico’s finest modern-day artists. Changing exhibits showcase the museum’s collection of modern island-made prints, paintings, posters, and sculptures. Located inside Sacred Heart University in the Barat building, the museum can be tricky to find. As the exhibits change frequently, be sure to contact the museum or visit their excellent website to find out about the most current exhibits.

Museo de las Americas

The Museo de las Americas, in Old San Juan, explores the history of Puerto Rico, with a focus on the art, the ethnic groups, and the colonization of the country. Permanent exhibits offer a solid overview of the country’s history, but temporary exhibits round out the experience, with all kinds of interesting themes that may include anything from contemporary art to traditional practices. This museum is a good place to start before embarking on a tour of the country’s cultural and historic sites.

Best Time to Fly to San Juan

The best time to visit San Juan is from mid-April to June, right after the busy winter season and just before the rainy summer. Spring weather is also very pleasant. The island sees its best weather in winter - which is partly why this is the most crowded and expensive time to visit - but with careful planning you might uncover a pretty good discount during those months as well.